Learning about him, his insecurities and issues hit very close and i just had to fall in love with him.

It sort of feels like a boat ride down a gentle river. Very little happens but the view is beautiful. More so by how he is defined through his relationships that told us so much about his character and made me love him even more. I appreciate the strangeness of the Fae and Iohmar that really sells the idea that we’re visiting a strange place and people.Not all of the book was stuff I had trouble connecting with. The world Emily describes is very gorgeous and I could envision myself being in the forest with the sunbeams hitting just right through the trees. I loved the idea of various kingdoms trying to combat the threat of the ripples even if it wasn't as action filled as I imagined. I did feel vaguely happy at the end that a few things were resolved even if it didn't have a big grand conflict at the end like I wanted. Firstly, I must talk about the writing - it is both simple and lyrical, a song without music and words that feel so...so loved that they resemble a dream when uttered. Or at least a far away memory that's become so blurry but still holds that warmth that wraps around you like an old comfortable blanket. Honestly, this is the perfect book to curl up outside or by a fire. When you want to be engaged in the act of reading and soaking in words, but also soaking in the environment around you. Please be aware that the delivery time frame may vary according to the area of delivery - the approximate delivery time is usually between 1-2 business days. Until a human family can be found for the child, Iohmar will look after him. The winds of Látwill sweep fairies through the starry sky, the forests capture the feeble-minded with their dark song, and even Iohmar, King Beneath the Earth, is subject to the will of the immortal mountains, so even the best-laid schemes can go awry.

Also regarding the end plot, I could see some of it from the very beginning, which is not necessarily a bad thing, especially if the author was not intending it to be a big reveal. Honestly, it was infuriatingly endearing that Iohmar could not see the answers so clearly in front of him.

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Just as there was no smut there was no cursing! This book was very clean, especially compared to some others I won’t name, particularly for a fae centered book which are honestly disgusting and toxic for the most part now days. But I just really appreciated that. There were a few very subtle mentions of ‘making love’ mostly in past tense, but honestly I barely noticed and they were just very brief unimportant mentions. Which again is much appreciated! Authors, if you are a member of the Goodreads Author Program, you can edit information about your own books. Find out how in this guide. Lovely wri This is in no means a review telling people not to read this book. I think many will enjoy it. It definitely has a lot to offer and a great deal of this review comes down to my bad attitude.