Readers’ Voice

For when you’re all grown up but want to feel the joy of magic you felt as a child again. This story took me back to the days when I played at being a fairy, plants could talk, I controlled the wind and summoned the rain. A very cosy story with a little romance, a little danger and no unnecessary scenes. Perfect for Winx fans 😉

The perfect balance of spice and plot. The bond between the main characters is incredibly strong and passionate, layered with a bit of backstory and signs of fate, and it develops at a pace that gives you exactly what you want to read at exactly the right moment. The events are tightly connected and no detail is missing. The gem of this series, without a doubt, is Kingfisher, who looks like a jerk to everyone around him but actually sacrifices almost everything to protect his people, and whose lines leave the biggest impression. The heroine still has room to grow, but she has a very interesting past. The real story starts after the first few chapters.

The ideal sequel to Quicksilver. There is a little more worldbuilding than spice, but once again the balance between spice and plot is perfect. There are scenes where the main characters are physically apart, which lets us see how they act and make decisions on their own. This balances out the chapters where they are inseparable and must work in unison to survive, and it shows us the depth of their bond. In this book, the events that befall their world are fully connected to the previous one.