Selene is the heroine in this book and we met her in the
previous book. She is the best friend of
The Goblin Queen and we knew she was special from that book. The Seelie King, Avery is keeping his eye on
her as it is suspected she is part fae and that is too much of a coincidence
for him to ignore with the queens being exposed. He doesn’t go straight to her though because
he is worried she is part of a trap.
This book takes place mostly in England. Selene (like all the queens) is very
sensitive. She is sensitive to
environmental toxins and bad attitudes and the injustices of humanity. Like all the queens and kings at this
juncture, she is in danger and Avery must make his move to protect her and in
doing so he almost doesn’t survive.
The storyline with Ramses and his brother continues. I’m not as interested in that as I am in the
individual stories. Every time the author
takes me out of the story between the two main characters in each book it takes
me out of the world completely.
I am really looking forward to the Unseelie Kings
story. His lady fair is Selene’s twin
sister and it sounds like her story is going on almost simultaneously with this
one. Can’t wait!
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