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"It's the spark that keeps us alive in the cold and the night, the fire we all gather in front of so we know we're not alone in the dark."

The suspense is delicious. Has me reading as fast as I can and I can feel my insides twisting up around the idea of what is going to happen and how and why, but it is small and gradual twisting, so I am not terrified or scared away. I am just a little shivery and a lot curious and turning out to be braver than normal. Maybe too brave. We will see...

...Kingfisher days and golden nights...

The boy with the sky in his eyes.--Love the poetry and sounds of this line. Also, captivating first couple of pages. A little tough to get a firm grasp on keeping the POV characters straight so far, but I feel like I am quickly getting to know Julian and his relationships with those around him. Very much has the feel of a documentary. Love it though.

But I didn't have hindsight. When it came to Windhollow Faire, I was utterly blind.

...that was a golden summer, and we had the Summer King