When I look at the series as a whole, I can understand it better and I think it was done very cleverly (even if I couldn’t see it at first). Other than this, I did like how the series ended. I mean, I like understanding why people do things and understanding everything, but I missed the mood! I missed the awesome descriptions and world building! It focused less on description and creating the gothic mood which I oh so loved in the first book, and began to focus more on faerie politics, thought processes and decision making, which really disappointed me. Some little things I noticed is that throughout the series, the style of writing changed slightly. For me, it took till book 4 to see the complexity of the plot. And even though I didn’t like all of the books, I still like the series as a whole story.It’s actually very well thought out, but you wouldn’t know that just after one or two books. As you can see, even though I loved the first book, I didn’t like all of the books.

The Wicked Lovely series will be a hit or miss for a lot of people. I liked how Keenan got a piece of his own medicine, but it was good that it worked in his favor, for a change. I especially loved how it ended the same way it began. I loved how it ended – It finally gave me the resolution I was looking for. But when decisions were actually made, set in stone and then it just played itself out. The beginning was a whole lot of waiting. I loved that things were actually happening! Plus, I finally understand the point of this series it doesn’t just focus on summer and winter, but on the WHOLE faerie world and the massive change it goes through, starting with Summer finding it’s queen.

The best in the whole series! I loved these characters. I love Seth, but nothing happened in this book? 300 pages of thinking and wanting and waiting. My reaction: what is this? Where is Aislinn and Seth? Where is the summer and winter court? Why is this not following the story before? I think this is cool, I learnt about the dark court, but I wanted summer and winter!įinally! Back to the first plot, but somewhat disappointing. Have never read a book about faeries before, I found this so original and I will forever remember how it made me see faeries differently. I loved discovering the winter and summer faeries, learning about their powers and the dark, sinister side of faeries. I loved the story and plot – the curse, the conflicted love. I loved the comparison between human and fey. I loved the description and gothic feel I got from the book. The beginning of this series had me hooked.

Wicked lovely series in order