I cannot wait for this book omggg I need it <3faeries-fae fantasy lgbtqia ...more4 s Cindaren304 5

I freaking loved this. Folly and Yarrow are delightful, oh my goodness. And I loved how the little bits of the story all wove together with the surprising twists and turns. Loved it.2 s Mandy245 42

This was an easy, sweet read. The main characters are adorable and, despite forced close proximity, they aren't instantly madly in love. They take some time, talk, get to know each other, and learn to appreciate each other.

Points off for spelling/grammatical errors.

Points on for the twist at the end that I didn't see coming.

This next point will contain slight spoilers so, be warned!!




SPOILERS!!!!



Did I miss something or did the coin have absolutely no affect on this? I mean, in the first two books, the coin was a decent part of the storyline. In this one....not so much. I mean....okay, at the end, it helps them figure out where they live....by disappearing and making them come up with a different option. There was so much magic going around and yet the coin, what connects all of these books, was barely there. It occasionally got brought up, was seen as magical, but....it does so very little....and I guess that kind of disappointed me.

Not a bad book, but not great. I am curious to see what happens in the next book. I'm pretty sure I'll be continuing on with this series throughout the summer. adult romance Lois391 3

Fun Read

Well that was fun. Folly is a timid fake fortune teller. The fact he is fae touch making him afraid and down trodden. A chance encounter with Yarrow who inadvertently rescues him from a monster who curses them. This forced proximity story is delightful as Folly slowly grows in confidence and Yarrow realises that perhaps everything he also wanted is what he needs. The characters are fully formed and the worlds fantastical. I'd happily read more set in this realm Jess207 2

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