Bride of Fae (Tethers, Book 2)
A love more powerful than magic or time.
Beverly Bratton has a safe, mundane life. No drama. No magic. Since her parents died, she’s cared for her little sister Marion and worked at the Tragic Fall Inn. When a fairy’s charm sends Beverly a hundred years into the past-and into the path of a banished fairy prince-nothing will ever be mundane or safe again.
The regent of the Dumnos fae is turning the court from light to dark, and there’s nothing the rightful king, Prince Dandelion, can do about it. The mystical coronation cup which he needs to become king has fallen into human hands. When he meets a human woman with access to the cup, everything changes. Beverly is fascinating as well as useful-but of course Dandelion doesn’t love her.
Love for a fairy is rare. Love with a human, impossible. But when Beverly and Dandelion are thrown together in a battle against both wyrd and fae, they learn that in Dumnos the impossible happens every day.
Author: LK Rigel
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This was an entertaining book with lots of intriguing characters and a richly developed fae realm. There is plenty of drama; a nice blend of magic, sex, and lust; and a dash of tragedy to keep the balance just right. The time travel is well-written and is not at all confusing, and the characters have depth enough to make each one distinct. Even though I have not read the first book in this series (and now I really want to!) I was able to follow the plot and characters with no problems.
This book kept my attention and interest - I read it in one afternoon! It is well written and imaginative, and I would love to read more in this series.
Author: LK Rigel
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This was an entertaining book with lots of intriguing characters and a richly developed fae realm. There is plenty of drama; a nice blend of magic, sex, and lust; and a dash of tragedy to keep the balance just right. The time travel is well-written and is not at all confusing, and the characters have depth enough to make each one distinct. Even though I have not read the first book in this series (and now I really want to!) I was able to follow the plot and characters with no problems.
This book kept my attention and interest - I read it in one afternoon! It is well written and imaginative, and I would love to read more in this series.
