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What Do Some Flowers and Numbers in ACOTAR’s Myths Symbolize?

What Do Some Flowers and Numbers in ACOTAR’s Myths Symbolize?

Explore the meaning behind certain flowers and numbers recurrent in the myths and fairy tales that inspired the book series ACOTAR.

Loathe to Love You (Book Review)

Loathe to Love You (Book Review)

In this new feminist world, it’s encouraging to find female voices opening paths for others to follow, specially in typically ‘men environments.’ Hazelwood combines geeky language with the sweetness of romance in these three STEM novellas.

Geeky STEM Reading Guide for "Loathe to Love You"

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Geeky STEM Reading Guide for "Loathe to Love You"

Welcome to Fae Lounge, your exclusive library with behind-the-scenes content about the books reviewed by Fae Reviews. 💬 In This Episode... * 📖 Geeky Reading Guide: Scientific terms explained to aim your reading. * 🖨 Downloads: The reading guide is available for download in multiple formats. * 📚 More Like This: If you liked these STEM novellas,

Myths and Fairy Tales behind ACOTAR

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Myths and Fairy Tales behind ACOTAR

Watch and listen to this podcast episode on the myths and fairy tales behind ACOTAR, download the myth map and more...

A Court of Thorns and Roses (Original Trilogy - Book Review)

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A Court of Thorns and Roses (Original Trilogy - Book Review)

You’ll love, cry, hate, and fight with Maas’s characters, while they teach you that no matter how dark it gets, there’s always light at the end if you open yourself to your beauty and a helping hand.

🎥 What Is New in Fae Reviews?

🎥 What Is New in Fae Reviews?

Fae Reviews 2.0 is here! Watch this video and find out what I’ve changed and added to this new version of my website as well as to the services we now offer. Learn more

How Many Books Make the ACOTAR Series?

How Many Books Make the ACOTAR Series?

Are you new to the popular book series ACOTAR? You might be wondering how many books you have left. Do you know if there’ll be new additions to the already published books? Read this post to find out.

Happy Holidays for You and Your Closest Ones!

Happy Holidays for You and Your Closest Ones!

Dear reader, yes you: "To the stars who listen—and the dreams that are answered" — Sarah J. Mass May this time of the year be a great moment to cherish all the goodness you've experienced so far—plus the many great things that are to come. Happy Holidays from your

Best Books of 2022: My 13 Recommendations

Best Books of 2022: My 13 Recommendations

From the 150+ books I read this year, this is my top 13. Checkout my Must Read Trilogy, Top 5 Romance & Top 5 Fantasy-Romance Series Beginnings.

A Light in the Flame (Flesh and Fire #2 - Book Review)

A Light in the Flame (Flesh and Fire #2 - Book Review)

Sera and Nyktos are back. With an incontrollable passion and distrust in the way, they must still work together to destroy their enemy and save the realms. You’ll find significant action in the book's second half. The plot rises but deflates. That said, there are interesting surprises at the end.

A Shadow in the Ember (Flesh and Fire #1 - Book Review)

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A Shadow in the Ember (Flesh and Fire #1 - Book Review)

If you’re new to this universe, you’re going to love this book. If you’ve read the "Blood and Ash" series before, déjà vu will be your companion all the way. Nevertheless, you’ll still find yourself lost in a sea of action, magic, power plays and passion. It will definitely check your boxes.

Belladonna (Belladonna #1 - Book Review)

Belladonna (Belladonna #1 - Book Review)

Confusing, that’s the best word to describe this. Death meets Signa, a relationship that could have had a lot of potential, romance-and-fantasy wise. However, it all needed more structure, more ironclad arguments, and most importantly, it needed a why.

A Lust for Blood (Realm of Curses #1 - Book Review)

A Lust for Blood (Realm of Curses #1 - Book Review)

This book had a great premise and revelations. There was a bit of romance, for those who enjoy some passion. The world and its supernatural participants were unclear—a mix of complexity with not much information, like a big universe for a simple story. The sequel or sequels are a mystery as well.

How Many Books Are in the Blood and Ash Series?

How Many Books Are in the Blood and Ash Series?

The short answer is 4: From Blood and Ash, A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire, The Crown of Gilded Bones, and The War of Two Queens. Keep reading if you want to learn more about one of my top 5 favorite Fantasy-Romance series of 2021. Book Series: From Blood and

🦃 How's Your Harvest Doing?

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🦃 How's Your Harvest Doing?

Welcome to Fae Bard, an indie-monthly-publication that celebrates the joy of reading Fantasy-Romance books, and books in general. 💬 In This Issue... * Giving Thanks: Our year in books and book-related things. * Books Ready to Harvest This Season: Find the releases I've marked on my calendar. * In the News: From book covers

A Forbidden Fate by Kaven Hirning (Book Review)

A Forbidden Fate by Kaven Hirning (Book Review)

Good premise, but I wasn’t hooked by its arguments. It felt like not much was revealed and not much was solved. The story was like a vine that grows with the intention of getting entangled instead of reaching towards the light. Still, there’s more coming out of this story as this is the first Book.

Frost by C.N. Crawford (Frost and Nectar #1 - Book Review)

Frost by C.N. Crawford (Frost and Nectar #1 - Book Review)

Follow Torin and Ava in a journey of mystery and secrets, secrets that can uproot their relationship and even endanger their lives. Find out what I liked and disliked about the story. P.S.: Be mindful of the spoiler alert near the end.

Spells for Forgetting by Adrienne Young (Book Review)

Spells for Forgetting by Adrienne Young (Book Review)

A ticking bomb waiting to explode... Great tension and setting. More of the romance and magic, though, and maybe a more in-depth look into some of the characters that played a role into the events that unleashed everything. Full review below.

What's the Story Behind the Fae & Some Book Examples

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What's the Story Behind the Fae & Some Book Examples

Meet the fae, one of my favorite mythical creatures in the Fantasy literary genre.

The Kingdom of the Wicked Series Has Come to an End

The Kingdom of the Wicked Series Has Come to an End

Review Book Series: Kingdom of the Wicked Kingdom of the Feared (Book #3) - ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Author: Kerri Maniscalco Previous reviews?: Book 1 & 2 here Buy link?: at the end of this post ⤵️ “[Emilia] Each time I thought I knew where to start detangling this mess, a new thread knotted itself together.

The Ballad of Never After (Once Upon a Broken Heart Book #2)

The Ballad of Never After (Once Upon a Broken Heart Book #2)

Is it strange that I feel the same after I read “The Ballad of Never After” as when I finished “Once Upon a Broken Heart?” You can check my reviews on both books side by side to see the parallelism. From my characters perception to how the story flew, the sensations and opinions remain.

The Fair Isle Trilogy by Tessonja Odette (Book Series Review)

The Fair Isle Trilogy by Tessonja Odette (Book Series Review)

This series was a nice attempt. There were some red flags, as it was highly influenced by other stories, but it took fly on its own. I can’t say it finished well, though. I felt book 3 needed a lot more work. What they say, “practice makes the master?”