This book is so good! I mean the book is full of action from the first page to the last page. I love the writing style. The characters are well developed the story has plenty of twists to keep you guessing. The scenes are so well written that you feel like you are in the book.
I love that Breena is over forty. I mean reading a book with a strong older protagonist is so much fun and a bit more relatable to me since I am no longer in my twenties or thirties. And yes I take Advil have aches and pains and carry around a bit of extra weight, so there's that.
I love Breena and her crew of misfits. I mean a Bigfoot that bakes when he is stressed out, a giant spider that loves to read and edit books. A fairy that loves to do makeup and hair, a skeleton that is always there when you need him, is carried around in a convenient compact finger that fits nicely in Breena's purse and comes with his very own skeleton horse that Breena can call anytime from any place. A river princess that makes a mean cup of tea and loves to read erotica.
See misfits, but they are fierce and loyal friends that accomplish so much more than the protagonists ever think they will.
Then you have Crash the king of the Dark Fae. I mean Do I need to say more? Well okay then, Crash is also a blacksmith and he is just as hot as the fire in his forge. Now you know.
Old friends return, new enemies pop up and we learn so much more about Gran and Breena's grandpa.
The ending, well the ending has such a great hook for the next book, I couldn't even be mad that I have to wait because I know it will be well worth waiting on.
If you love a book that pulls you in, makes you laugh, cry, sit on the edge of your seat and then laugh some more this one is for you. It has adventure, romance (with appropriate warning from the author who has also made it possible for you to skip that part all together and not miss out on much of the story, just the juicy part between Crash and Breena)
I keep saying this but when I grow up I want to be Breena.
Loved this one, love the entire series would give ten stars if I could.