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Dangereuse Faerie (2012)

by Julie Kagawa(Favorite Author)

4.09 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Harlequin Darkiss

review 1: Believe it or not, this had got to be my favourite book so far among the entire series. This novella pounced on two things that the other novels hadn't clearly tackled; Ash and Puck's friendship and Puck's feelings for Meghan. I didn't know how much Puck loved Meghan. And Christ, I feel so bad for him!Ash and Puck's tale of friendship's way more interesting than Meghan's relationship with either of the two. They are either best friends or enemies, and I loved how Kagawa laid it all out beautifully.This novella is not action-packed. If anything, it's filled with searing emotions, as if to explain Puck's stance in the equation. And it was great to peer through the trickster's mind. I love the way he tells his story, and his stories itself.Robin Goodfellow just officially bec... moreame one of my favourite fictional characters. And oh! Grimalkin, too! Seriously, that cat kicks some serious amount of feline asses.
review 2: What can I say, Puck is one of my favorite characters. He is so much fun and I’m never quite sure what the trickster is going to pull next. That was especially true in this novella set right after The Iron Queen. Puck loves Meghan, Ash loves Meghan but she only has eyes for Ash. However if he wasn’t in the picture could she grow to love Puck. When given an opportunity to betray Ash and maybe win Meghan’s heart what will the Trickster do? Honestly I wasn’t sure myself until the end.I really liked this novella and wish I would have read it before The Iron Knight, because then I would have understood Puck’s motivations to help Ash so much a little better and how he came to terms with Ash and Meghan being together that he would travel to the End of the World to help.This is a funny story with tricks played on 2 Queens as Puck and Ash sneak into the Summer court to retrieve something that Titania has stolen. Definitely worth a read if you enjoy the Nevernever. less

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