Nienna loves being a librarian in beautiful Portland, Oregon. She shares an apartment with a good friend. Then a strange man dressed like a character from a Renaissance Faire appears in her world with a mysterious book and a tale that makes her wonder about stories her mother told her as a child. Despite resisting belief in his tale, she quickly realizes the danger he warned her about will come for her. A very compelling story for lovers of old books and elves. This is another book that could benefit from better editing.

But find the hero too argumentative and full of self pity. That leads to me feeling her protector couldn’t have fallen for her that quickly or easily.

Loved the plot, the characters, and the writing! Only a few typos, mostly extra words, missing words, and/or wrong tense. Nice balance of suspense, action, and switching viewpoints. My only complaint besides the aforementioned typos is sometimes the switch between past and present is hard to follow.

It leaves you wanting to read book two. Detailed and descriptive words help you dream of a new world.

Well written, pulls you in.

No plot, no sci-fi, chick story

This story has a lot of potential, but that’s about it. The characters were not developed, the relationships rushed, the storyline not well flushed out. If you’re looking for a light easy read this will work. I didn’t necessarily think the story was bad, just the execution.