Welcome to Litsy!

John thinks he‘s just going to get a pleasant night w/ an army captain. Little does he know, he‘s going to get swept up into fairy wishes, a secretive cult, & a puckish narrator.

This was delightful. A stronger read for me than Mortal Follies. Less to the romance (which was still sweet), plus wishes gone awry, action, dramatic rescues, & some really lovely sibling relationships. & Puck continues to make me smile! & a less abrupt ending!🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑

Overall I enjoyed this continuation of the story of a fae researcher and her fae prince. 4⭐️
#bookspinbingo again!

I will only say the ending was a touch anticlimactic but otherwise it was a good read. Very creative and enjoyable I liked this take on the sleeping beauty story. First book I've finished in a while, I feel proud of myself even if it was just a novella.

After their father‘s death, sisters drift apart. Alaine into the family orchard, & Delphine into marriage w/ a businessman from the city. When Delphine‘s new husband turns out to be not what she wanted, Alaine must decide what she is willing to bargain to save her sister.

Interesting! Loved the magic & the complexity of the relationship between the sisters. The other characters felt a bit flat, & I would have liked more in fairy land. 🌕🌕🌕🌗🌑

I was so excited to finally get this one! I have enjoyed Emily's story from start to finish, though I will admit, I found this one a bit slower than the previous two books. Still a solid four star read!

This is been on my tbr list for so long now. I‘m glad I finally got around to reading it. I love when a book differs from what you expect and wasn‘t let down at all by this one.

Happy belated bookish Valentine's Day everyone!

Just had to share my Valentine's book haul from my sweetie!

And how was I able to have the shelf space available in the photo? Part of my gift was also a new bookshelf!

I may be just a teeny tiny bit spoiled. 😳😆

To start tomorrow

What a delight of a book! A delicate, twisting road through the world of the fae — some of it familiar, some not — with our heroine getting embroiled in her own study. The tale of a cruel winter court makes perfect winter reading, as long as you have a cozy blanket! Emily is grumpy and skeptical and set in her ways, but at the same time possesses a sense of wonder and a willingness to see magic in the world. Her counterpart, Bambleby… ⬇️⬇️