"Road To Bedlam: Courts Of The Feyre, Book 2"

from tldegray

During a great deal of this book I was angry about how Blackbird was sidelined--pregnant woman, then mother, neither of which was allowed to have a great deal to do. But Blackbird is Blackbird and managed to find her way. Besides, it was important that Dogstar find his missing daughter.

from Schedim

Way less interesting than the first book, standard urban fantasy in the vein of Mercedes Lackey. Less Neverwhere Magic, more vanilla adventure. The Fey are not very feyish and everyone are whining and unpleasant.

from amaranthine

The Road to Bedlam, second in Mike Shevdon's "Courts of the Feyre" series, picks up shortly after the events in Sixty-One Nails. Gentle reader, if you have not picked up Sixty-One Nails, do so now and spare yourself leaping in headfirst to an intricately constructed world. While a new reader coul...

from sissy3463

Very well done characters and plot. You get a vivid sense of the settings without having them overwhelm the story. Excellently written. The basic premise of the the first book Sixty-one Nails, and the second book The Road to Bedlam, are the relationship of full-blooded people of "fairie" or or Fe...

from sissy3463

Very well done characters and plot. You get a vivid sense of the settings without having them overwhelm the story. Excellently written. The basic premise of the the first book Sixty-one Nails, and the second book The Road to Bedlam, are the relationship of full-blooded people of "fairie" or or Fe...