*lol* I mean considering it all she’s actually a great character and I love that she isn’t just accepting everything fate is throwing at her. I have no idea why I never liked Aislinn. She had to try to save herself, try to figure it out.” She was afraid, but she couldn’t just sit around waiting for someone to save her.
”She leaned against him, needing his comfort, his support. If you consent you won’t only be able to see through the glamour of faeries but you’ll also see a lot of spoilers! Don’t say I didn’t warn you! It’s your choice, so I’d recommend choosing wisely. You asked for the Sight and I’ll grant you your wish! Be aware that everything I do has its price though.
😉 I really can’t wait to review this properly so I’ll jump right into my characters section and relish that I’m finally able to gush about this! XD Like for instance the brief appearances of Irial and Niall. If you make it through the technicalities of the first book you’ll most likely enjoy the rest as well! Plus if you read it once and reread it again, you’ll find so many interesting hints you missed the first time. This said, I think “Wicked Lovely” is some sort of series that slowly grows on you. There is just a lot of info in this first book and most of it only starts to make sense when you continue with the series and get to know the world better. After reading it for the third time I can appreciate its beauty and recognize what a nice job Melissa Marr did. It’s great in its own way, but it’s definitely a really slow start.
And looking at it in retrospective this was actually a good thing! “Ink Exchange” made me WANT to read this series and if I’d have picked up “Wicked Lovely” first I’m not sure if I’d have continued. Well, after reading the first couple of chapters I realized that I was right smack in the middle of a series but I was already way too hooked to stop reading. Back then I found it in my library, was intrigued by the cover and after reading the blurb I just borrowed it, completely unaware that it was already the second book in a series. XD Funnily enough I started this series all wrong and actually read “Ink Exchange” – the second book – first. *lol* It was the first faerie book series I ever read and I loved it so much that I bought all five books and even the accompanying novellas. And when they took people they took body and soul together.”īefore I start this review I’ve to be honest and tell you that I’m super biased when it comes to this series. “Faeries could make themselves seen or not seen at will.
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