A NIGHT OWL REVIEWS BOOK REVIEW | Reviewed by: Karla
When invaders attack your land the last thing you expect is to find love in the arms of one of your enemies. Boyden fights his growing feelings for Scota the warrior Princess that has come with hostel forces to his country. As passion grows between them so does love, but is love feasible between enemies. How can he trust her to help bring justice and peace to both of their people? White Fells is another great hit by R. Garland Gray. Definitely another book to add to the "keeper" shelf. This one is set in the same world as her two prior Fey books, but is a stand-alone story. With R. Garland Gray you will be swept way and entrenched in a full on fantasyland. Where's my Fey warrior? 4 « hearts.
Oct 26, 2007 | 9781933836195
5 - Rare Top Pick | 4.5 - Top Pick | 4 - I Liked It | 3.5 - Enjoyable | 3 - OK | 2.5 - It just didn't click
Book Blurb for White Fells
Destiny will not be denied... A formidable warrior of the Tuatha De Danann, Boyden is one of the few born of the idir, the between. With the power to summon the bringer of death in the form of a fey wind, he could kill all living creatures - including an invader seeking vengeance for a wrongful death - but he vows to find another way. Princess Scota, a confident warrior princess, does not believe in anything fey.until she meets her people's latest captive, a proud male whose defiant nature she cannot tame and, in a twist of fate, becomes captive instead of captor. Across wind-scored hills and misty woodlands, to the realm of the fey below, theirs is a battle of determination and distrust that, once breached, erupts into a hot and eternal passion. A passion now susceptible to a needful and terrible fey claiming. In a land covered in blood, they battle for a truce between their warring people, one that will threaten their lives and newfound love. In a future offering little choice, Scota knows the survival of their love depends on Boyden learning to submit . willingly.
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