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A review by thenia
A Midwinter Fantasy by L.J. McDonald, Leanna Renee Hieber, Helen Scott Taylor
3.0
The Worth of a Sylph (Sylph #2.5) - LJ McDonald (1/17/2015)
It's been a long time since I read the second book in the series and I'd forgotten many things about the world the author's created, many of which I enjoyed re-discovering.
I wasn't a big fan of how the sylphs usually treat men, and that was one of my objections in this story as well, but at least Mace learned his lesson by the end of his adventure.
Apart from that minor annoyance, the story was enjoyable, but I wasn't very invested in the couple's relationship that felt a bit rushed and seemed to progress a bit too fast to be believable.
Regardless, I will probably read the next book in the series [b:Queen of the Sylphs|7739606|Queen of the Sylphs (Sylph, #3)|L.J. McDonald|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1302336192s/7739606.jpg|10544421] sometime in the future.
It's been a long time since I read the second book in the series and I'd forgotten many things about the world the author's created, many of which I enjoyed re-discovering.
I wasn't a big fan of how the sylphs usually treat men, and that was one of my objections in this story as well, but at least Mace learned his lesson by the end of his adventure.
Apart from that minor annoyance, the story was enjoyable, but I wasn't very invested in the couple's relationship that felt a bit rushed and seemed to progress a bit too fast to be believable.
Regardless, I will probably read the next book in the series [b:Queen of the Sylphs|7739606|Queen of the Sylphs (Sylph, #3)|L.J. McDonald|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1302336192s/7739606.jpg|10544421] sometime in the future.