The Faerie War All Star

A Review of: The Faerie War
(The third volume in the Creepy
Hollow Series)
By: Rachel Morgan

The fate of the fae world is in her hands…Violet
Fairdale is in big trouble. Her home is gone, her beloved forest lies in ruins,
the guy she gave her heart to has deserted her—and she doesn’t remember any of
it. The powerful Lord Draven is taking over, brainwashing guardians into
fighting for him. No one is safe from the evil spreading throughout the fae
world.

As
alliances are forged between the remaining free fae, Vi struggles to reclaim
her identity and figure out where she belongs in this new world. When someone
from her past shows up, life gets even more complicated. He brings with him a
long-forgotten weapon and an ancient prophecy that places Vi at the center of
the fight against Draven. With the future of the fae world at stake, can Vi
carry out the prophecy’s instructions before it’s too late?

“Irresistibly romantic,
incredibly action packed, and with characters that drive a deliciously
intricate plot, The Faerie War leaves you satisfied yet craving more. Totally
favorite-shelf worthy!” ~ REFRACTED LIGHT REVIEWS

“Don’t tell me 5 stars is
the limit, I can’t give this book any less than 10!” ~
Konstanz Silverbow, author of ONLY HALF ALIVE

This book was terrific!

My Rating on a Five Star Scale: 5

(Yes, that’s all the stars and well deserved).

As I’ve expressed in previous book reviews, there are often
certain elements that enhance the reading experience for me. So in my reviews,
I like to touch on those topics.

I’ve established previously that I see Violet as an
independent, spunky and somewhat “Tom Boyish” leading lady. She is a character
I connected with from the beginning of the series. But in this book, Rachel
gave Violet some serious obstacles that enabled the character to grow more and
be even more captivating. As an Author, I give Rachel a lot of credit for her
ability to handle Violet’s troubles in the third book so well and still let
Violet’s core personality shine through. It was well done!

Just as in the previous books, the side characters were
equally as engaging and lovable. And the antagonist was brilliantly handled.

Rachel pumped out the suspense again in this third and final
book in the series. It was difficult to guess what turn the plot might take.
This made for a captivating and exciting read!

From the vulnerability Violet faces with her own personal
troubles to the epic scale of the war raging in the world around her, this book
is a whirlwind of excitement.

I loved The Faerie War. From heart break, destruction,
perseverance and personal growth, to an imaginative world that is impossible
not to love, this book is awesome.