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A review by natalielorelei
Winterwood by Jacey Bedford
2.0
This book was utterly ridiculous (AU England with enslaved tree fairies, complete with some really unfortunate comparisons to actual, historical slavery) and completely historically inaccurate (among other things, the main character basically felt like Devi from the Fortune's Pawn series transported to England in 1800; also, LITERALLY NO ONE had an opinion about her dressing as a man).
This is not a good book by any objective means, but it was the perfect bedtime book because it was impossible to take seriously, so I'd nod off after a chapter or two every single time. I've already started the sequel.
This is not a good book by any objective means, but it was the perfect bedtime book because it was impossible to take seriously, so I'd nod off after a chapter or two every single time. I've already started the sequel.