Aether Chronicles: Innocent Darkness (Paperback)

from DarkFaerieTales

Review courtesy of Dark Faerie Tales Quick & Dirty: Though the novel starts out as a promising steampunk, it quickly becomes another paranormal love triangle with some confusing contradictions in the story line. Opening Sentence: "Still working, Noli?" V's voice startled her, making her bang her ...

from iShanella

Take faeries, innocent young girls, put them in the early 1900s in an alternate universe over a steampunk setting and you have Innocent Darkness by Suzanne Lazear. The unique setting of Innocent Darkness was what caught my attention. The Fae is real, but a little different than the usual fae that...

from summerskris

Steampunk and faeries! That's actually something I've been thinking about for a Halloween costume. The cover is gorgeous, and I love fantasy. The story got better when I was introduced to Noli. She's a modern woman in a time when society is just starting to let women take on more roles, but it ha...

from Jami_Leigh

Plot: 3 stars Characters: 3 stars Style: 3 stars Pace: 2 stars Read as an E-ARC, through my household librarian. The cover had caught my attention at BEA, but they weren't giving arcs of it there, so I had her request it, as I thought I'd like it.The cover makes it look more steampunk than it end...

from BookAddictDiary

Innocent Darkness wasn't so innocent to me. Why? I felt like the blurb completely deceived me. I thought that I was getting a steampunk novel with fairy tale elements to it. I guess I didn't really notice that Innocent Darkness was being billed as a steampunk "faerie tale" (notice the spelling of...