The Darkest Part of the Forest Lib/E (Audiobook)

from Faith_Murri

I liked this story for the most part. It was fun and enjoyable and fairly unique, with the fairies coexisting with modern society in a conceivable way. The characters were all likeable. The narrative voice was humorous. Unfortunately, the prose itself was...idk, boring? For being a book about fai...

from Faith_Murri

I liked this story for the most part. It was fun and enjoyable and fairly unique, with the fairies coexisting with modern society in a conceivable way. The characters were all likeable. The narrative voice was humorous. Unfortunately, the prose itself was...idk, boring? For being a book about fai...

from Capnrandm

Review courtesy of All Things Urban Fantasy. allthingsuf.com THE DARKEST PART OF THE FOREST is the perfect update to the fairy tale worlds of childhood. A little darker, a little sexier, and with heroes and heroines just a half step away from what is expected. While mainstream media is just now d...

from Faith_Murri

I liked this story for the most part. It was fun and enjoyable and fairly unique, with the fairies coexisting with modern society in a conceivable way. The characters were all likeable. The narrative voice was humorous. Unfortunately, the prose itself was...idk, boring? For being a book about fai...

from bell7

Hazel has lived most of her life in Fairfold, which would be a fairly normal teenaged life with her parents and brother except for one thing: they have contact with Faeries. Her brother has a fairy gift (or curse, depending on how you look at it) of music, and there's a mysterious prince in a gla...