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A review by caeralee
A Crown of Petals and Ice by Shannon Mayer, Kelly St. Clare
5.0
The power of love is amazing and everlasting! I am so glad that Kallik was able to learn that and pull it with her through the final battle with Rubezhal.
Sacrifice means nothing without someone to sacrifice for, and Kallik of No House, previously an orphan twice over has learned that the hard way in this final battle to save all Fae. Hyacinth, her best friend since the orphanage has never willingly allowed her to go it alone and this book is no different. She’s a fierce character in her own right and yet at times she is the softest shoulder that a new queen could need. Faolan finally bucks up and becomes the man he needs to be, not as the regent of the unseelie, but as Lugh’s grandson and Alli’s equal! I’m so happy Rowan and Devon redeemed themselves as well. The entire cast is so well rounded.
This series has been a wild but entertaining ride. The world building is on point, the characters are relatable and amazing.
So worth the read
Sacrifice means nothing without someone to sacrifice for, and Kallik of No House, previously an orphan twice over has learned that the hard way in this final battle to save all Fae. Hyacinth, her best friend since the orphanage has never willingly allowed her to go it alone and this book is no different. She’s a fierce character in her own right and yet at times she is the softest shoulder that a new queen could need. Faolan finally bucks up and becomes the man he needs to be, not as the regent of the unseelie, but as Lugh’s grandson and Alli’s equal! I’m so happy Rowan and Devon redeemed themselves as well. The entire cast is so well rounded.
This series has been a wild but entertaining ride. The world building is on point, the characters are relatable and amazing.
So worth the read