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Iron Crown Faerie Tales #2
Heir of Iron Hearts
Only weeks after Ivy's return to her true home in the Winter Court, she finds herself thrown into life as a royal with a new fiance she can't stand. Even worse, the only person she loves, the one person she is forbidden to love, Barrett Forbes, is her personal guard, which makes getting to know Arden, her Unseelie fiance just a little bit awkward.
Ivy's life spirals into more chaos when she discovers her human best friend, Jules, has journeyed to faerie to find her and is now being used against her. Together, Ivy and Jules must trust each other, carefully choosing every move in a dark game that would pit them against each other.
Meanwhile, the Winter Queen's sister has escaped from her cell in the castle's dungeons to form a dangerous alliance that could destroy the Winter Realm and all Ivy holds dear.
Filled with friendship, love, and lies, this exciting sequel to The Thorn Princess will keep you turning pages long into the night.
Pre-order your copy today!
Ivy's life spirals into more chaos when she discovers her human best friend, Jules, has journeyed to faerie to find her and is now being used against her. Together, Ivy and Jules must trust each other, carefully choosing every move in a dark game that would pit them against each other.
Meanwhile, the Winter Queen's sister has escaped from her cell in the castle's dungeons to form a dangerous alliance that could destroy the Winter Realm and all Ivy holds dear.
Filled with friendship, love, and lies, this exciting sequel to The Thorn Princess will keep you turning pages long into the night.
Pre-order your copy today!
270 pages, Paperback
Published April 30, 2019
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Bekah Harris
21 books151 followersBorn and raised in the mountains of East Tennessee, Bekah Harris has been writing since she could hold a pencil. The beauty of her home in the Appalachian Mountains, along with the legends, myths, and folklore of that area, is what inspires the unique plots and settings captured in her young adult fiction. In addition to her love of all things fictional, Bekah is also a freelance writer and editor, an occasional adjunct professor, and a high school English teacher. When not working, Bekah can be found at home building block towers for her son to knock down, drinking coffee and watching Netflix with her husband.
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January 15, 2020
3.75 iron-like STARS ★★★✬✩
⤐ Overall.
I love it when a sequel is better than the prequel, as was the case here. Lately, I experienced just the opposite a lot and that really sucks. Aspects such as the plot, pace and characters definitely experienced an improvement in Heir of Iron Hearts. In addition, the teenage angst is continued, and that's what gets our ovens hot, amiright?
It wasn't perfect but I didn't expect it to be. It was enjoyable, sometimes funny and shocking, which is all I can ask for in a YA book. I couldn’t really say there was something I disliked particularly. I do however expect the series to keep on picking up, so the next one hopefully blows me away. I'm excited to continue the journey through the faerie realm.
Characters. Well, there are some interesting fellas we come across in this book, I can tell ya. My favourite is the misunderstood bad boy that does terrible things although we all know he's are better than that although I'd do my best to keep guys like him at arms-length in real life. As I said many times over, we want soft bois, they are just way more swoony.
We also have some purely evil folks.+ and then there are the ones between a rock and a hard place, which makes for an interesting mix. I could never really tell who's sympathies lie with whom. Furthermore, a lot of development is to be witnessed. It's always something I enjoy in a good book.
World(-building). Introducing the other courts and their motivations helped me to settle in the kingdom-y atmosphere of the book. Because the prequel took place in the human world as well, I had trouble adjusting to some of the topics and themes that were introduced. Luckily, with Heir of Iron Hearts, I fully arrived in this snowy, icy place of wonder.
The arch of suspense was mainly fueled by the many opposing characters and motivations. The way Ivy is torn between her duties as a princess and the things her heart tells her puts increasing pressure on her throughout the plot, which thus keeps picking up steadily.
⤐ What’s happening.
And gloomy it is indeed, Ivy's new home. While the white snow and the euphoria of the winter court radiate light, it is somewhat fogged over by the returning presence of Prince Arden, her future husband and part-time-trouble maker. The resulting gloom is almost blinding Ivy. How far will Prince Arde go to prove his deviant streak? And how far will Ivy go until her heart can't defy the love she has for Bear anymore?
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writing quality + easy of reading = 3.5*
pace = 4*
plot/story in general = 4*
plot development = 4*
characters = 4*
enjoyability = 4*
insightfulness = 3*
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Many thanks to the author Bekah Harris, who provided me with an eArc in exchange for an honest review.
This book is for you even if… you didn't really love the prequel. Won't have to convince those who did.
⤐ Overall.
I love it when a sequel is better than the prequel, as was the case here. Lately, I experienced just the opposite a lot and that really sucks. Aspects such as the plot, pace and characters definitely experienced an improvement in Heir of Iron Hearts. In addition, the teenage angst is continued, and that's what gets our ovens hot, amiright?
It wasn't perfect but I didn't expect it to be. It was enjoyable, sometimes funny and shocking, which is all I can ask for in a YA book. I couldn’t really say there was something I disliked particularly. I do however expect the series to keep on picking up, so the next one hopefully blows me away. I'm excited to continue the journey through the faerie realm.
Characters. Well, there are some interesting fellas we come across in this book, I can tell ya. My favourite is the misunderstood bad boy that does terrible things although we all know he's are better than that although I'd do my best to keep guys like him at arms-length in real life. As I said many times over, we want soft bois, they are just way more swoony.
We also have some purely evil folks.+ and then there are the ones between a rock and a hard place, which makes for an interesting mix. I could never really tell who's sympathies lie with whom. Furthermore, a lot of development is to be witnessed. It's always something I enjoy in a good book.
World(-building). Introducing the other courts and their motivations helped me to settle in the kingdom-y atmosphere of the book. Because the prequel took place in the human world as well, I had trouble adjusting to some of the topics and themes that were introduced. Luckily, with Heir of Iron Hearts, I fully arrived in this snowy, icy place of wonder.
The arch of suspense was mainly fueled by the many opposing characters and motivations. The way Ivy is torn between her duties as a princess and the things her heart tells her puts increasing pressure on her throughout the plot, which thus keeps picking up steadily.
⤐ What’s happening.
‘At the darkest time of year, Lord Yule laid down his beard of snow and cloak of frost and ice to illuminate the gloom.’
And gloomy it is indeed, Ivy's new home. While the white snow and the euphoria of the winter court radiate light, it is somewhat fogged over by the returning presence of Prince Arden, her future husband and part-time-trouble maker. The resulting gloom is almost blinding Ivy. How far will Prince Arde go to prove his deviant streak? And how far will Ivy go until her heart can't defy the love she has for Bear anymore?
Con:
⇢ future hubby is a slimy philanderer
⇢ bear always near, yet so far away
⇢ winter court still under threat
Pro:
⇢ best friend as companion
⇢ when there are enemies, there are also allies
⇢ slimy philanderer does have some morals
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writing quality + easy of reading = 3.5*
pace = 4*
plot/story in general = 4*
plot development = 4*
characters = 4*
enjoyability = 4*
insightfulness = 3*
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Many thanks to the author Bekah Harris, who provided me with an eArc in exchange for an honest review.
June 26, 2020
Love the fast pace of the story, the twists and turns, action and fantasy world! This was a great continuation of book 1 with deeper character building,a broader insight into the fae realm,and revelation of family dynamics and deceit. I finished this in just two days and jumping into book 3 to continue this adventure!
July 21, 2021
I think I'm in love with A fairy
August 13, 2021
I liked reading this one just as much as the first one and was glade that there wasn't a dull moment in this book. I was not happy that alena tried to kill queen lyric and happy that she ended up safe as a result of her daughter ivy. Even though it cost her to lose her guard and one true love. I'm hoping in the next one you find out if ivys guard bear is rescued.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
April 30, 2019
Only a few weeks has passed since Ivy found out-and accepted-that she is the heir to the Winter Court. With ongoing classes to teach her the history and the ways of the Fae she also finds her head and her heart battling it out as well. She knows she can’t ever have him, but her love for Bear is constant and though she’s engaged to the Unseelie Prince she can’t shake it. Admist that drama we soon find out that Ivy’s aunt has ulterior motives and will not be outdone for the right to the throne.
I loved the last book and I knew it would only get better and I was so right! This was a fast paced book with a wonderful plot and great attention to detail. It paints the Faerie courts so well that you can imagine everything from the largest tree to the tiniest snowflake. The plot is solid and the twists that are thrown in are impeccable.
We are reunited with Jules again and she definitely delivers sass and sarcasm brilliantly. The characters are well developed that you do start to empathise with them and cheer for them at all the right moments.
The ending leaves us on perfect position for another book and I look forward to that one!!
I definitely recommend this book/series to all Fae lovers. It’s the type of book that you can wholly concentrate on and never get bored, it’s very easy to follow along and it does hook you in from the first word.
I loved the last book and I knew it would only get better and I was so right! This was a fast paced book with a wonderful plot and great attention to detail. It paints the Faerie courts so well that you can imagine everything from the largest tree to the tiniest snowflake. The plot is solid and the twists that are thrown in are impeccable.
We are reunited with Jules again and she definitely delivers sass and sarcasm brilliantly. The characters are well developed that you do start to empathise with them and cheer for them at all the right moments.
The ending leaves us on perfect position for another book and I look forward to that one!!
I definitely recommend this book/series to all Fae lovers. It’s the type of book that you can wholly concentrate on and never get bored, it’s very easy to follow along and it does hook you in from the first word.
December 2, 2019
Ulmemini 5 - Raamat, mille aluseks on mütoloogia Bekah Harris Heir of Iron hearts (Iron crown faerie tales 2). 298 lk Dreamlake media 2019.
Raamatu aluseks on siis keldi-mütoloogiast tuttav Fae maailm, kus tegevus toimub Seelie ja Unseelie maailmas, ning seekord on Seelie jagatud neljaks õukonnaks - Talv, (peamine tegevuskoht), Suvi (tegevuskoht nr 2), Sügis ja Kevad - üsna tähtsusetud, vaid möödaminnes jutuks tulevad. See, et Seelie on ise ka veel omaette õukond, see tuleb välja hiljem ja unseelied on ka tähtsad tegelased. Aga üldiselt on see haldjamaailm üks paras "soperdus", nii et see on tõesti pisut vaid inspiratsiooniks olnud.
Hoiatus, spoilerdan pisut.
Ivy lugu jätkub. Ta on nüüd printsess, kuid haldjaprintsessiks olemine pole üldse mingi meelakkumine. Selgub, et see ema, kes ta ära saatis ehk haldjakuninganna on ta ka verelepinguga teise haldjaõukonna printsile mehele lubanud. Ja see prints pole eriti tore ja üleüldse on tal tädi, kes üritab tappa kõike ja kõiki, et ise talvetroonile istuda.
Rohkem sisust ei räägi. Lugu on tempokas, seiklusi lisab läbimõtlemata tegutsemine ja lojaalsus, mis sunnib tegema läbimõtlemata otsuseid. Tegelased arenevad ja nende mõtted ja teod muutuvad pisut keerulisemaks.
See osa meeldis mulle ka nii väga, et tasus kohe kolmanda järele haarata.
4/5
#ulmekirjandus
Raamatu aluseks on siis keldi-mütoloogiast tuttav Fae maailm, kus tegevus toimub Seelie ja Unseelie maailmas, ning seekord on Seelie jagatud neljaks õukonnaks - Talv, (peamine tegevuskoht), Suvi (tegevuskoht nr 2), Sügis ja Kevad - üsna tähtsusetud, vaid möödaminnes jutuks tulevad. See, et Seelie on ise ka veel omaette õukond, see tuleb välja hiljem ja unseelied on ka tähtsad tegelased. Aga üldiselt on see haldjamaailm üks paras "soperdus", nii et see on tõesti pisut vaid inspiratsiooniks olnud.
Hoiatus, spoilerdan pisut.
Ivy lugu jätkub. Ta on nüüd printsess, kuid haldjaprintsessiks olemine pole üldse mingi meelakkumine. Selgub, et see ema, kes ta ära saatis ehk haldjakuninganna on ta ka verelepinguga teise haldjaõukonna printsile mehele lubanud. Ja see prints pole eriti tore ja üleüldse on tal tädi, kes üritab tappa kõike ja kõiki, et ise talvetroonile istuda.
Rohkem sisust ei räägi. Lugu on tempokas, seiklusi lisab läbimõtlemata tegutsemine ja lojaalsus, mis sunnib tegema läbimõtlemata otsuseid. Tegelased arenevad ja nende mõtted ja teod muutuvad pisut keerulisemaks.
See osa meeldis mulle ka nii väga, et tasus kohe kolmanda järele haarata.
4/5
#ulmekirjandus
September 1, 2021
Book 2 surprised me. It was intense and attention grabbing from page 1. Had life not gotten in the way, I’m sure I would have read this one in one day just like the first one.
Harris draws you in from the beginning and takes you to the Winter World on the slightest breath of a breeze. Her characters are truly developing and turning into souls that you are joining on their journey.
Ivy is joined in this book by her besties, Jules. And oh thank god that Harris didn’t make her the stupid best friend who just tags along for the sake of it. She gave her a good story line, a great arc, and such a depth of development in this book, it’s simply insane.
So far, I am still disappointed in the development of the character named Bear. I really hope the next book opens him up a bit more and he isn’t just a love struck puppy who pouts. I mean, I can picture an actor or two that would pull that look off really well… but I hope that Harris gives him the same depth and soul that she has for other characters.
Again, these aren’t the longest books; they aren’t the most in depth, make you ponder the meaning of the universe, but they are wonderfully written, improve with each book, and the characters will make you smile, cry, and throw things.
Final score – 4 out of 5.
Harris draws you in from the beginning and takes you to the Winter World on the slightest breath of a breeze. Her characters are truly developing and turning into souls that you are joining on their journey.
Ivy is joined in this book by her besties, Jules. And oh thank god that Harris didn’t make her the stupid best friend who just tags along for the sake of it. She gave her a good story line, a great arc, and such a depth of development in this book, it’s simply insane.
So far, I am still disappointed in the development of the character named Bear. I really hope the next book opens him up a bit more and he isn’t just a love struck puppy who pouts. I mean, I can picture an actor or two that would pull that look off really well… but I hope that Harris gives him the same depth and soul that she has for other characters.
Again, these aren’t the longest books; they aren’t the most in depth, make you ponder the meaning of the universe, but they are wonderfully written, improve with each book, and the characters will make you smile, cry, and throw things.
Final score – 4 out of 5.
April 27, 2020
>Book Review – Heir of Iron Hearts
>I am an independent reviewer. This book is the 2nd in the Iron Crown Faerie Tales series and ends in a cliffhanger. The love triangle of Bear-Ivy-Arden begins. Arden doesn’t seem like he has a chance to win Ivy, as he is superficial and unpleasant. Watching Bear look toward Ivy with such longing was heartbreaking. Arden brings Jules to the fae realm, but causes her to make a deadly promise. A new character, Unseelie Prince, Padraic, is introduced. He is instantly infatuated with Jules.
>Ivy’s evil aunt, Alena, captures Bear and tries to kill Ivy’s mother. The reader finds out the truth regarding Ivy’s father. That whole story arc with Lyric and her guard foreshadows the eventual ending of Ivy’s love triangle.
>This book is appropriate for a young adult (18+) audience. I am giving this book 4 stars. I did not think the character of Alena was all that tricky. It seemed as if everyone just let Alena run wild over Fae causing their own issues. Finding out the Arden also slept with Alena was yucky. Although the book is not romantically explicit, the idea of a father and son sleeping with the same woman is not really YA.
>I am an independent reviewer. This book is the 2nd in the Iron Crown Faerie Tales series and ends in a cliffhanger. The love triangle of Bear-Ivy-Arden begins. Arden doesn’t seem like he has a chance to win Ivy, as he is superficial and unpleasant. Watching Bear look toward Ivy with such longing was heartbreaking. Arden brings Jules to the fae realm, but causes her to make a deadly promise. A new character, Unseelie Prince, Padraic, is introduced. He is instantly infatuated with Jules.
>Ivy’s evil aunt, Alena, captures Bear and tries to kill Ivy’s mother. The reader finds out the truth regarding Ivy’s father. That whole story arc with Lyric and her guard foreshadows the eventual ending of Ivy’s love triangle.
>This book is appropriate for a young adult (18+) audience. I am giving this book 4 stars. I did not think the character of Alena was all that tricky. It seemed as if everyone just let Alena run wild over Fae causing their own issues. Finding out the Arden also slept with Alena was yucky. Although the book is not romantically explicit, the idea of a father and son sleeping with the same woman is not really YA.
December 27, 2020
Full of drama and some heartbreak.
So Ivy is the Princess of Winter Court and she bound her magic with her birth mother Queen Lyric and saved Winter realm from dying. She also proved to them all that her magic was stronger than even the Queen's. Bear becomes her offical bodyguard but it is forbidden for them to be together. Ivy is engaged to Prince Arden of the Unseelie Fae therefore she and Bear are forced to break up. It nearly destroyed them but nothing could be done. When Lyric is poisoned the kidnapped by Summer Court , Ivy must find a way to get her back quickly as Alena, Lyric's sister is the responsible for it all. Will Ivy and the Winter Fae be able to rescue the Queen before Alena kills her? Read to find out! You wont regret it.
Enjoy, 💜
So Ivy is the Princess of Winter Court and she bound her magic with her birth mother Queen Lyric and saved Winter realm from dying. She also proved to them all that her magic was stronger than even the Queen's. Bear becomes her offical bodyguard but it is forbidden for them to be together. Ivy is engaged to Prince Arden of the Unseelie Fae therefore she and Bear are forced to break up. It nearly destroyed them but nothing could be done. When Lyric is poisoned the kidnapped by Summer Court , Ivy must find a way to get her back quickly as Alena, Lyric's sister is the responsible for it all. Will Ivy and the Winter Fae be able to rescue the Queen before Alena kills her? Read to find out! You wont regret it.
Enjoy, 💜
January 31, 2024
This book was hard to get! Kindle didn't have it, and neither did the library. I finally broke down and ordered the paperback and waited 2 weeks.
I found the characters intriguing in the first book and loved the discovery Ivy experienced in finding out her true life story. But this second book, I found predictable and the grammatical errors abundant and disappointing. The writing was simple and the dialogue left me wanting more from the characters. I loved the story and the world of the fae, but I was disappointed in the second book. Especially after I waited so get the 2nd book. I will not be continuing with the series.
I found the characters intriguing in the first book and loved the discovery Ivy experienced in finding out her true life story. But this second book, I found predictable and the grammatical errors abundant and disappointing. The writing was simple and the dialogue left me wanting more from the characters. I loved the story and the world of the fae, but I was disappointed in the second book. Especially after I waited so get the 2nd book. I will not be continuing with the series.
November 23, 2019
Very good
This one was all rising action as the second book in the series. It has a very nice day place that kept me interested the entire time. My only criticism is the rescue mission in the book was over too fast and too easily. Loses were mentioned but, more as an after thought/detail, not during the event. Other than that I really enjoyed it; I find all the characters pretty interesting.
This one was all rising action as the second book in the series. It has a very nice day place that kept me interested the entire time. My only criticism is the rescue mission in the book was over too fast and too easily. Loses were mentioned but, more as an after thought/detail, not during the event. Other than that I really enjoyed it; I find all the characters pretty interesting.
October 14, 2020
Better and better!
I’m so glad this series is complete (other than an apparent epilogue that’s forthcoming?) because if I had to wait to see where this story goes I think I’d explode. Jules is in the Fae realm now, Bear is in danger and Nan is right there in the midst of it all. Off to start book 3 now! (I’ve finished books 1 & 2 in one day if that helps anyone see how completely awesome this series is!)
I’m so glad this series is complete (other than an apparent epilogue that’s forthcoming?) because if I had to wait to see where this story goes I think I’d explode. Jules is in the Fae realm now, Bear is in danger and Nan is right there in the midst of it all. Off to start book 3 now! (I’ve finished books 1 & 2 in one day if that helps anyone see how completely awesome this series is!)
January 4, 2021
Ardan or Bear...oh the choices Ivy must make. This fast moving novel definitely does not leave you disappointed. Angry cousins, a unruly aunt who literally sleeps with all of the men and a mother who sacrificed way to much. Ivy has to come to terms with her new role as the winter princess quicker than she may like because the winter court heavily relies on her binding her magic and making alliances with the unseelie.
March 6, 2023
Complications pileup in the marvelous book. Lies, deceit, manipulation and forbidden love. Ivy, and bear fights against the odds of the fairy realm. Silently, waging war amongst themselves because they know that right now, there is no way for them to be together. Arden, the unseelie prince, is working on winning her good graces, and in that attempt to do so kidnapped Juliet. Now alena has got bear and is now holding him captive. This is juicy, raw and fresh. I want more.
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May 3, 2019
Wow!
So good ! I read it non stop !
And I’m just wow , that cliffhanger though !
Now I’m gonna be on edge waiting !!
And I don’t know which guy she should end up with i really like both ! But in other news this sequel was everything it should be and more ! I have a feeling ivy still has a long journey ahead of her and I’m here for it !
So good ! I read it non stop !
And I’m just wow , that cliffhanger though !
Now I’m gonna be on edge waiting !!
And I don’t know which guy she should end up with i really like both ! But in other news this sequel was everything it should be and more ! I have a feeling ivy still has a long journey ahead of her and I’m here for it !
September 4, 2019
Ivy
Queen Lyric's sister Alena tries to kill Ivy ,Lyric and Arden. She ignites a war between Summer and Winter realm and Queen Lyric is taken. The Winter & Unseelie realms combine forces and rescue Queen Lyric and peace is established. But Elena escapes taking Bear as hostage to the human realm.
Queen Lyric's sister Alena tries to kill Ivy ,Lyric and Arden. She ignites a war between Summer and Winter realm and Queen Lyric is taken. The Winter & Unseelie realms combine forces and rescue Queen Lyric and peace is established. But Elena escapes taking Bear as hostage to the human realm.
November 26, 2019
The story continues
The story of Ivy, Bear, Jules and Ardan continues. Ardan is showing that he has some true feelings for Ivy but she’s having none of it. Her heart is still with Bear and there’s a Lot of pining going on. The Summer Court gets involved and we see more of the plots and machinations of the evil aunt. Still enjoying the series, though there are a few errors.
The story of Ivy, Bear, Jules and Ardan continues. Ardan is showing that he has some true feelings for Ivy but she’s having none of it. Her heart is still with Bear and there’s a Lot of pining going on. The Summer Court gets involved and we see more of the plots and machinations of the evil aunt. Still enjoying the series, though there are a few errors.
December 6, 2019
I love faerie books so much.
This one literally just knocks it out of the park. In the first book, it was all about Ivy figuring out who she was. Now, we delve deeper into the politics of Faerie Court, and Ivy learns what it means to be a Queen. I loved this book more than the first one.
This one literally just knocks it out of the park. In the first book, it was all about Ivy figuring out who she was. Now, we delve deeper into the politics of Faerie Court, and Ivy learns what it means to be a Queen. I loved this book more than the first one.
October 27, 2020
Fucking Alena. I really hate that fucking bitch! I swear I'm so ready for her to get what's coming to her. Ivy is a damn genius. Arden is a damn moron. And omg Juliet and Padriac would be perfect together!! I hope things can work out for them. Violet, even though she changed in the end, I still hate her for what pain she caused! Ugh I can't wait to read the next book
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August 6, 2021
DNF at 65%. Found myself skipping pages and just not caring. Characters weren’t that engaging. Storyline had a lot of flip flopping. Multiple points of view were distracting. Love story came about too quickly and not very deep or believable. Author tried for multiple levels of twists and surprises, but they ended up making no sense. Just didn’t care what happened.
May 12, 2019
3.5
A good sequel.
My issue is that I don't really care much for Bear & Ivy as a couple.Unseelie Prince all the way for me.
I'm on the fence about reading book three, so I'll wait to see reviews/spoilers when it comes out.
A good sequel.
My issue is that I don't really care much for Bear & Ivy as a couple.
I'm on the fence about reading book three, so I'll wait to see reviews/spoilers when it comes out.
June 21, 2019
This is the 2nd book in the Iron Crown Faerie Tales Series. I absolutely LOVED the first book, so I was excited to start this book. It was everything that I expected it to be. Love, Friendship, lies, finding truth.. I highly recommend this if you have a love for the Fae!
January 26, 2021
I finished book two in a day. This book doesn't have a lot going on. It goes by pretty fast. The characters are not really fleshed out but that could just be the pacing. There are a t least six books in the series.
May 4, 2019
Excellent
This well written novel was difficult to put down. Now that Ivy and Jules are returning to the human realm, I anxiously await book 3.
This well written novel was difficult to put down. Now that Ivy and Jules are returning to the human realm, I anxiously await book 3.
May 5, 2019
Ivy is finding things getting more and more complicated as she tries to settle in to her new life. The story is well written and the characters are great.
June 26, 2019
This was a fun sequel--the characters, especially Ardan, are becoming more complicated, and we learn more about Ivy's family and parentage. I'm looking forward to the next book.
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July 24, 2019
Amazing series
I love the storyline..the characters are also amazing. My favorites are Ivy, Barrett and Jules. I highly recommend this book.
I love the storyline..the characters are also amazing. My favorites are Ivy, Barrett and Jules. I highly recommend this book.
May 21, 2020
Great book
I love this series so far. Wish it was a bit longer but it’s a good read. Can’t wait for the time to read the next
I love this series so far. Wish it was a bit longer but it’s a good read. Can’t wait for the time to read the next
October 23, 2020
Great read
Once I started I couldn’t put it down, can’t wait to start on the next one to find out what will happen to Ivy & Jules.
Once I started I couldn’t put it down, can’t wait to start on the next one to find out what will happen to Ivy & Jules.
October 23, 2020
Iron Crown Faerie Tales
The more I read of this series the more involved and intrigue I get in the way the stories are written and they are page turners
The more I read of this series the more involved and intrigue I get in the way the stories are written and they are page turners
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