Lament: The Faerie Queen's Deception by Maggie StiefvaterMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
I think that Maggie was able to present Faeries as they really are known. No glitter or sweet talk, but bloodthirsty, with mischief and secrets. They are the actual presentation of the Fae Folk!
What I mean?
Dee has a talent in music, a harpist! But when Luke starts following hier and clovers appear everywhere she goes, Dee and her family are thurst into the world of a murderous queen and a prisoned soul. For its length "Lament" covers the plot nicely, nut there was not such depth on the romance. While on "Shiver" Trilogy you get teary and heart broken all over, on this book Maggie still hangs on her experimental yet unique writing. :)
Dee is strong while Luke in some parts become too much of a martyr with Dee helping him to survive. I hope the second book will have more of Dee-Luke scenes.
Don't miss the on-going giveaways on "Opposition" by Jennifer Armentrout and "The Lovely and the Lost" by Page Morgan!
So what do toy think? What do you like from Maggie's books?
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