Fey and the Fallen: Of Blood and Honey : A Book of the Fey and the Fallen (Paperback)

from gsmattingly

i finished "Of Blood and Honey" yesterday. It was enjoyable. As noted in various reviews it concentrated a bit more on The Troubles in Northern Ireland than the fantasy/fae side of things but I still liked it.

from Mrs_McGreevy

Northern Ireland in the 70s is a war zone between protestant and catholic. Liam, in the wrong place at the wrong time, is caught up in the fight, and soon learns that there's another battle going on, too-this one between the fey and the fallen angels. The Catholic Church, having decided that anyt...

from justabookreader

I put it on my list and then pretty much did nothing about this book until I found it floating around on my Nook one day and decided it was time. Let me tell you, actually, I don't know how to tell you how amazing this story is. It's dark, in some ways terrifying, and in others, sort of sweet. Th...

from tldegray

This is a book about the fey. This is also a book about Ireland in the 1970s. I don't think it's necessary to have much knowledge of either in order to read this book, but I suspect you'll enjoy it a lot more if you do. This story is painful. No surprise there, given where it's set. It's horrible...

from CourtneySchafer

Excellent debut novel that combines the Sidhe and fallen angels with the gritty reality of life during the Troubles in 1970s Ireland. Leicht does a terrific job with her characters and their relationships, which were all both intense and utterly believable. Her protagonist Liam's struggle with hi...