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A review by baddecisionsbookclub
Song of the Fae by Tricia O'Malley, Tricia O'Malley
4.0
I loved this book! I enjoyed the different kinds of fae and the setting being in the modern world. The voice in my head definitely had an Irish accent while I was reading, and I loved the inclusion of Irish myths and folklore as part of the plot.
I do think that the last few chapters felt a bit rushed, like the resolution to the main conflict was just dropped in at the end, as if it had been forgotten until that point. I think it could have been extended some, maybe with the villain explaining more of his motivation or trying to trick Imogen into thinking he was doing everything for her because he cared for her before he was ultimately eliminated, without feeling like the plot was dragging on. This was my only issue with this book; otherwise, I enjoyed every minute of it!
I do think that the last few chapters felt a bit rushed, like the resolution to the main conflict was just dropped in at the end, as if it had been forgotten until that point. I think it could have been extended some, maybe with the villain explaining more of his motivation or trying to trick Imogen into thinking he was doing everything for her because he cared for her before he was ultimately eliminated, without feeling like the plot was dragging on. This was my only issue with this book; otherwise, I enjoyed every minute of it!