A review by kleonard
Sleep No More by Seanan McGuire

5.0

This newest installment of McGuire's October Daye series picks up immediately after the previous book and takes off running. Or, well, walking quickly, because that's what happy, obedient changelings do. Toby and much of fae is trapped inside an illusion, and her loyal family members have to save the day by convincing her that she's not just a servant created for her sister August. This conceit, which normally would cause me ridiculous anxiety, works really well here, and McGuire does a wonderful job of showing readers how Toby would always have been herself when faced with adversity. This book will make almost no sense to readers unfamiliar with the series, but hey--it's a great time to start at the beginning, knowing that this is waiting for you when you get there.