And the ending is going to have significant consequences for the next book. The writing takes you on the journey with Mac and puts you there in the moment. Moning takes you on a roller coaster of emotions at the end of the book, and I felt like I was experiencing the same emotions Mac was. The stakes are massively ratcheted up in this book as Mac and Barrons are racing against the clock to prevent the walls of the Unseelie prison from coming down, allowing the bad Faeries free reign over the human world. It felt like all the previous books were building to this point as we come to a major climax in the series.Īnd THAT ENDING! Oh my god, I was speechless and a big old ball of emotions. From the first page to the end, I was fully engrossed in the story.

Moning takes you on a ride with the story in this book and I seriously could not put it down. Take my word for it that the plot in this book is fantastic. That’s all I’m going on the plot to say as I truly believe it’s best to go into this without knowing anything. The stakes get raised as Samhain quickly approaches since the boundaries between the Fae and human realm are the weakest that night. Suffice to say, Mac is continuing to search for her sister’s killer while also trying to track down the powerful magical book, the Sinsar Dubh. In terms of a plot summary, I feel like I can say very little without spoiling major plot points in the series. I was already in love with this series before reading this book, but Faefever made me OBSESSED. Links: Amazon – Barnes & Noble – Goodreads

Faefever by karen marie moning