Wisp of a Thing by Alex Bledsoe

Rob Quillen recieves a mysterious message to come to Cloud County Tennessee to find a song guaranteed to soothe his broken heart. The second Tufa novel is just as good as the first, with more lore of the fae, long lost poetry on forgotten tombstones, and well-developed characters.

This is a great fantasy series!

349 pages

The Hum and the Shiver by Alex Bledsoe

Bronwyn is a Iraqi War hero back in her Tennessee mountainous hometown after two years. Her body and mind broken, she is slowly feeling her way back into her community, relearning the magic and music of her heritage. Oh my goodness, this book was amazing. Definitely planning on reading the rest of the series. Bledsoe is an amazing storyteller, and the idea of Appalachian fairies makes for original fantasy. I'm excited to read the rest of the series!

I would highly recommended this novel for fantasy lovers.

349 pages

Read Harder Challenge Task #10

An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson

Summary: "A skilled painter must stand up to the ancient power of the faerie courts--even as she falls in love with a faerie prince--in this gorgeous debut novel." 

Whew! What a fun first novel from Margaret Rogerson. 

1. I am in love with the cover. Mostly, because she reminds me of Dany from GoT. 
2. I laughed. A lot.  
3. I was pulled in by an Alice in Wonderland feeling and it nicely reminded me of Heartless by Marissa Meyer. 
4. Isobel has spunk and flaws and is human through and through. 
5. I need more. 

300 pages