Reviewed by Linda on
Kaye and her mom, Ellen, move back to Jersey Shore, in her grand-mother's house. She hooks up with her childhood-friend Janet, and things are just weird. They go to a party, Kaye is upstairs and makes a broken wooden-horse stand up on its' legs, where Janet's boyfriend Kenny sees her. He starts to touch her, until she runs away.
When walking home, she finds a hurt fairy, Roiben, near the road, and she helps him get an arrow out and to get help from a kelpie.
The whole story was a little confusing to me, and even at the very end, it does not make a whole lot of sense.
I guess what it made me think the most is that fairies, and yes, Kaye is also a fairy, are even weirder than I thought before...
*My reviews are personal reflections of what I read and take notes of. It is in no way meant to dissuade a person from reading a book from authors who put a lot of work into their stories. I do not get paid for my reviews nor have I been asked to give my opinions concerning these books. This book, like most of the others I've read belongs to my kindle-collection*
Reading updates
- Started reading
- 7 January, 2012: Finished reading
- 7 January, 2012: Reviewed