Okay, when I saw the cover, I thought to myself, "I have to get this!" There was really no other choice. To be honest, this is an incredible novel. The language used, as well as the explanations of the characters' thoughts and surroundings, are awesome! It's one of those books you just have to read for hours and hours and hours, and it's one of those sentences where exaggeration and definition are needless. It's as easy as that. I really like the writing style, and I think this will be a short but interesting read.
If anyone wants to know what the book is about it starts off with Madoc, Vivienne's biological father murdering Jude and Taryn's parents. He whisks all three of them away to Faerie to live as his charges. Vivi wants to be human and the twins want to be fae. Humans can stay in Faerie in adulthood if they fall in love and marry or if they show skill in the Summer Tournament. The twins attend a faerie ball, one of many where they must be careful and watch from the sidelines. Vivi tells her sisters she wants them to move to the mortal world with her and live with her girlfriend, but the sisters don't want to go.
If anyone wants to know what the book is about it starts off with Madoc, Vivienne's biological father murdering Jude and Taryn's parents. He whisks all three of them away to Faerie to live as his charges. Vivi wants to be human and the twins want to be fae. Humans can stay in Faerie in adulthood if they fall in love and marry or if they show skill in the Summer Tournament. The twins attend a faerie ball, one of many where they must be careful and watch from the sidelines. Vivi tells her sisters she wants them to move to the mortal world with her and live with her girlfriend, but the sisters don't want to go.