I loved the queer lovestory, the fairy folklore, the way the dead have their own companion who take them through faerie to the other side. What a nice thought. We also got to meet Mr Jubilee and Ephemia again and of course Lady Hollowvale, aka Other Mom. A nice ending for this trilogy

I loved the queer lovestory, the fairy folklore, the way the dead have their own companion who take them through faerie to the other side. What a nice thought. We also got to meet Mr Jubilee and Ephemia again and of course Lady Hollowvale, aka Other Mom. A nice ending for this trilogy

I do have to admit that Abigail didn't capture me as quickly as a protagonist the way Dora or Effie did. Once she managed to cast her spell on me, I fell for her just as hard though. I really enjoyed this book and third installment of Olivia Atwater's Regency Faerie Tales series. I especially loved the magical midnight strolls through Kensington Gardens as well as the very special dresses the female leads wear to a ball towards the end of the book. Cute and whimsical just like book 1 and 2 of the series. I am looking forward to reading more about the Wilder family.