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A review by deltadeann
A Court of Sugar and Spice by Rebecca F. Kenney
adventurous
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
Once again my Queen is here to serve us only the best. I always tell myself I'll stop buying into the faerie hype after the ACoTaR wave hit but every time Rebecca whips us up another batch, I am here to lick the crumbs clean.
Then again I suppose Rebecca will always be my exception, I just so happen to love her writing so much. When others start to see it too I need it to be known I was here first. It was me. Hello, I've been screaming from the rooftops about my Queen all year now I'm glad you've caught up.
Now that I've raved about Rebecca enough let's start with the fact that this is such an imaginative take on a well known and beloved story. It's easy to make smut when dealing with the fae and my queen does it flawlessly.
Our character development never takes a backseat to the sweet heat, however, and I love the unique dynamics between our two ships. There was nothing that could have been better. No comment I could give even resembling criticism save for the fact it could have been three times as long and I would have still ate every bit. Perfect holiday reading.
Then again I suppose Rebecca will always be my exception, I just so happen to love her writing so much. When others start to see it too I need it to be known I was here first. It was me. Hello, I've been screaming from the rooftops about my Queen all year now I'm glad you've caught up.
Now that I've raved about Rebecca enough let's start with the fact that this is such an imaginative take on a well known and beloved story. It's easy to make smut when dealing with the fae and my queen does it flawlessly.
Our character development never takes a backseat to the sweet heat, however, and I love the unique dynamics between our two ships. There was nothing that could have been better. No comment I could give even resembling criticism save for the fact it could have been three times as long and I would have still ate every bit. Perfect holiday reading.