Enemy of the fae, by India Drummond

 Caledonian Fae #3 

I have been waiting impatiently for this third adventure with the Fae and Druids in Scotland, and boy was it worth the wait!

I am always filled with a mix of excitement and dread when you get a new book in a series you have loved. Excited to meet up with old friends and ready to go on with them in their next adventure, and dread in case they are not the same or the next adventure is a let down. Don’t worry, it’s all good! Still fresh, still exciting, still new situations, surprises, excitement and disappointment when the book comes to an end and the wait for book 4 begins.

The book starts where book 3 leaves off and we find ourselves right in the middle of intrigue in the Faery realm, there are misleading situations to confuse you, there are all the thrills and escapades you have come to expect, and some surprising developments for the Druids in particular.

In fact this book is mainly about the druids, one way and another, we see Munro learning to live with his position, and yet evolve even more as he learns of the history of his race and the possible affect this might have on his queen and the fae. We have the other druids who are having a less pleasant time adjusting to their situation, on in particular who has become close to a young Fae, with heart-breaking  consequences, and yet another who was caught up in a terrifying situation.

There was plenty of action and intrigue, and yet again the book finishes on a note of aaarrrggghhh, as we have to wait for book 4 to learn the decision made and how this will affect them all.

I loved this book as much as I loved the rest of the series, highly recommended.

The exciting Caledonia Fae #2 - Azuri Fae

While desperately looking to see if any sign of book 3, I realised I had not reviewed book2!

I loved book 1, as an avid reader of supernatural books, and a Scot I had to read it. Then there was the wait for book 2. Would it be as good, would the standards drop, would it hold my interest? Well yes, no and yes! It was every bit as good as book 1, the standards did not drop and it certainly held my interest.

I was lucky enough to be able to read the book in a couple of sittings, so no infuriating real life disturbing me too much till I read it all. There is no point in simply telling the story, if you loved book 1 you will love book 2, it takes you on another journey with the main characters, they evolve and move forward with their lives. You learn more about the Fae and how their society works, the characters develop and grow into their place in that society, and it leaves you wanting more.

So now we must wait impatiently for book 3.