Calloway ends up in some serious heat, complicating her relationship with Tamsin. Tamsin has a reunion with Blake that’s loads of fun. The random demons are creepy and omenous, but are then never seen or heard from again. Larson seems to be on Tamsin’s side, but can be kind of a jerk too. We meet some new people and they give me mixed feelings.

I enjoy the story with people not knowing, but it is really hard to keep up my suspension of disbelief.

I also really can’t believe people haven’t figured it out. Tamsin’s frequent monologuing is really starting to get to me. There are a lot of editing mistakes in this book. This book in particular has some big moments of all of that. I enjoy the drama in this series: Tamsin’s struggle to keep her secrets, the romantic turmoil, and the occasional life or death situation. Lucca is hot and all, but he’s pretty aggressive and it worries me. Craftsman, Darby, and Hudson are all trying to navigate through Tamsin’s traumas and heartache to stay a part of her life. About the Charactersĭespite her depression, Tamsin keeps her wits about her and continues to do what she needs to and stay involved in everything. She makes new allies, but also has to deal with persistent enemies. Lucca gains a bigger role in Tamsin’s life and I don’t know how I feel about it. I can’t blame her for any of it, but I’m still rooting for Craftsman, Hudson, and Darby. She’s on the outs with all of her men for whom she’s come to care a great deal. Tamsin goes through some serious depression. ,Īlso in this series: Upended Life, Drowning Studies, Surviving PlaguesĪlso by this author: Upended Life, Drowning Studies, Surviving Plagues I can… I really don’t think I can do this. I’m not alone, and I have help pushing me to keep going, teaching me what I need, so we can win the fights we need to. That’s what it means to be an adult and have responsibilities. Still, I can’t quit, so I keep pushing on. And I’m tired, mostly because I have so much trouble sleeping, missing the men I loved and didn’t want to admit I cared for. I spent all summer fighting for fair folk, and fighting the councils, and fighting for the supes who need it, instead of taking a break. Going through one breakup is terrible, but four in rapid succession is… More than one person can handle. But I’m running out of hope, and it has a lot to do with the four pieces of my soul I no longer have with me. My name is Tamsin Vale and I’m the last known fairy, fighting to find out what happened to all fairies and our world. Genres: Paranormal, Reverse Harem, Romance Share 0 Compounding Traumas by Erin R Flynn

Drowning Studies by Erin R. Flynn