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An excellent finish for this duology. I might have even liked it better than the first! It's got so much to chew on - political intrigue, discussions on colonisation and the fluidity of gender/sexuality, platonic and romantic love, healing from trauma - but doesn't feel heavy handed. I would love another story set in this fae world but I'm glad these characters got the ending they deserved
My May #bookspin finished @TheAromaofBooks

“Our fight may be bloody, but it isn‘t one we have to fight alone.

Thank you for fighting with me, now let‘s get to work.”

A quote from the author‘s note at the start of the book. Deeply about queerness, but pertinent toward life and healing in general. ❤️

honestly the plot and characters didn‘t feel as fleshed out in the book as I hoped, but there‘s some real character growth in this book. I really enjoyed the open communication between Wyatt and Emyr about their relationship, gender identity, sexual relationship, and boundaries. Wasn‘t the best duology ever written but over all, I enjoyed it.

I finished The Fae Keeper by HE Edgmon during the week. I thought this was a trilogy rather than a duology so I was sad to be leaving Wyatt and his crew earlier than I expected.

I love Edgmon‘s writing. Wyatt‘s sense of humour and the way he relates to the reader is just great. I did enjoy getting perspectives from some other main players this time as well.

I really enjoyed this one and I‘m looking forward to whatever Edgmon