While this book was not written badly, it just didn’t have those flourishes that could have brought it to the next level.įinally, it was a nice, clean read. I don’t mind simple writing, it’s actually quite nice however, I am a huge fan of colorful manuscripts that leave me absolutely in awe of their beauty.

In addition, the writing style was simple and to the point. So I think, considering who he is and all, the author was right to portray him this way. Now turning the page to the mysterious Rieker… (It’s difficult to talk about him without giving anything away… hehe) As a result of his ambiguousness, I felt I didn’t get to know him super well, but to parry that, there are three more books in the series. The end result of Tiki seemed rather similar to the first introduction. With all of this said, I’m not convinced there was a lot of character growth. However, she was slow to trust which 100% reflected the scars of her past. She was loving and fiercely loyal to her little ‘family’ and this made her daring and brave. Instead of seeing London from the point of view of the nobility, I got to see it through the eyes of someone who belonged to one of the lowest classes.

But I think that is exactly what made it stand out to me. Yeah, it was dark – it was London from the view of a pickpocket. To begin with, the world that Hamilton built was quite beautiful. Destiny seems to have plans for us as well.” – The Faerie Ring “We’re bound by more than love, it would seem. Yes! Yes! Yes! This was such a great read! I thoroughly enjoyed it 🙂 This book was sitting on my to-read shelf for ages and finally, I decided I had better crack into that ever-growing shelf before it becomes monster size.

The faerie ring by kiki hamilton