I think there’s more to him.Ĭasey, Thanks! Aw, good luck with your finals.

I think (hope!) we get to know him a little better in the next book. Plus, we only got to “meet” him through Evie’s perspective, which is a little biased. I think he just seems kind of not so nice because he’s a fairy and they’re not like humans. I have a lot of catching up to do, but I’m glad I made you laugh :)ĭanya, Yay for Reth! I’m so glad you liked my review :) I think he’s less selfish than he maybe seems at first. Between your book and your blog I’ve laughed about a bazillion times.

Kiersten! You’re very welcome, but we are so not even. Glad you liked my rice analogy! I was writing it thinking, 'Rice? There's got to be something better to compare this to!' Reply DeleteĪylee, super funny! Yay for dangerous fairies! Granted, in a weird and cryptic manner, but he is a fairy after all. Take the whole glowy fire thing: he was trying to help Evie. I have a feeling he's going to be like Damon from the Vampire Diaries, guy's got layers. I think there's a lot more to him than we saw in the first book (from Evie's perspective, mind you). I'm not sure I'd like to *date* him myself, but as a character, I loved reading about him. We have ways to cover up bad book covers, but I think I may need to invest in a mask for those, 'Grinning like an idiot' books when I read in public.Īvery, Haha, yeah, I loved Reth. Jenny, Thank you! Smiling like a idiot is a perfect description. Savannah, Thanks! Those bleeps were bleeping hilarious! Melissa, Thank you! I was so worried about the hype too, but that first page pretty much dispelled any worries I had. Um, can you tell I liked this character? I hope and suspect we’ll see a lot more of him in the second book (Sorry Team Lend girls, I loved Lend, but I’ve got a thing for the bad boys). Reth, the second love interest and a fairy, might have been gorgeous (and I’m so not complaining about that), but he was in no way, shape, or form delicate. Don’t get me wrong, I’m actually kind of obsessed with glitter and anything sparkly (put it on a pretty cover and I could stare at it all day stroking the cover with a dazed expression mumbling “Pretty….” Think a sparkle zombie).īut on a hot guy? I may be kind of old school here, but I want my men to be described with words like “rugged” not “disco ball.” Likewise, if you'd use a word to describe a ballerina, then I don't want that word used to describe the guy I'm supposed to find attractive. How am I supposed to swoon over a fairy guy if he resembles body glitter? I love glitter. I liked that so much more than the delicate sparkly fairies of a lot of other series. They were mysterious and dangerous, seriously dangerous. I especially liked how White made her fairies.

Supernaturally by Kiersten White