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Song Of The Fairy Queen (2010)

by Valerie Douglas(Favorite Author)

3.66 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Alexandria Publishing

review 1: I read only the first 30 pages when I decided to stop. The storyline and characters were unique, interesting and engaging making it enticing at first. The only thing that put me off the book was how there was no clear single main character - it was as if there were three or four. It was too confusing for me and didn't allow the reader to fully connect to any of the characters as they were each introduced as supportive roles (imagine the main character's best friends had a chance to all say their perspective at the same time as an extra piece for the novel).
review 2: In many ways Song of the Fairy Queen was a refreshing jump back into the realm of wizards, knights, and magical creatures. Some good, some bad, duking it out for the future of the world. With man... morey of the elements of high fantasy included, the story read a little bit like an Arthurian legend. The romance comes from an unexpected angle between High Marshall Morgan and the Queen of Fairy. The story follows them as they try to defeat the bad guys, protect the good guys, and still find time for themselves.Kyriay is an amazing character with a quirky personality and a fierce protectiveness for all that she loves. Morgan is fighting for the survival of his rightful king and heir to the throne, as well as trying to help Kyriay protect her people as well. The story involves a ton of twists and turns, it seemed like it way maybe one too many for my taste, many times jumping along and ahead with no transitioning to help me adjust to the new setting/time. The ending makes up for it ten-fold with a truly epic conclusion. I would have liked to see more of some of the secondary characters and their relationships along the way though. less

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