I could not put this down! The parallel universe sucked me in completely and I found myself yearning for almost every male Serena interacts with! Damn this author can write a delicious MC. The prose was perfectly flowery but not too much and the pacing was just right!
Serena is such a relatable FMC. Why, you ask? BECAUSE she's just your average modern millennial... Until she's not. When the old bookstore owner she's befriended brings her to his mysterious creepy storage room, she quite literally gets sucked into the pages and thrust into another realm. And everyone looks... Familiar? The king= her dad? The grumpy general= the love she lost and regret slipping through her fingers, the princess=her sister! A carbon copy of the people in her life. And yet, no one is the same.
Why is she there? Who is she? And why did the old bookstore owner morph into an incredibly hot, golden haired shifter the second she tunneled into this book??
Ugh seriously.. 10/10 recommend. One of those books you'll be thinking about long after you've finished it.
This book was a little slow and difficult to get into because just like the main character we were kept in the dark for a while. Personally I have I hard time continuing with books that start like that but I’m glad I powered through and got to the end of this book. The main character Serena starts as a modern day mortal until her entire life gets flipped upside down and she begins to live amongst the fae. Once the strangers start opening up to her is when the book gets better and easier to read and by the end I was so intrigued that I started book two right away.