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Fairy Circle

By johanna frappier
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(5.00 based on 2 reviews)

Published: Aug. 10, 2011
Words: 91,299 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781465883414


Short description

Saffron Keller, recent high school graduate, is afraid to leave her mother's yard. Creatures that don't exist are about to show her why.

Extended description

When the fairies come to take her soul to their realm one warm summer night, Saffron Keller is suitably enchanted. When she begins to see creatures lurking in her woods and fields and when other creatures follow her to her new job at the convenience store and into her own home, her life becomes a waking nightmare. But it's all nothing compared to the thing she finds waiting for her at the movie theatre.
Moving effortlessly across time & space, Fairy Circle tells a tale that crosses centuries of overlap between Saffron, fairies Li & Ny, and the vampire Jethin.
Sometimes, you don't really want your dreams to come true.

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Review by: Teresa on Sep. 01, 2011 : star star star star star
I loved the details and descriptions. Saffron was a very deep character and it took a little to absorb, but it was worth every bit. The complexity of the fairies and the previous lives adds layers to the story that I really enjoyed. I had very vivid images of the fairies with beautiful colors. The ending left me wanting the next book... Always a good sign for me! Great book. I can't wait to see what happens next.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: mandy anderson on Aug. 30, 2011 : star star star star star
From the moment you start reading, until the end of the book...the author takes you for a wild and crazy ride. Fairy Circle in my oppinion is a mix between Wicked Lovely, Fallen and maybe a smidge of True Blood. You get the fairies, the vampires, and the past lives all mixed into one delicious book.

I didn't fall in love with the main character, Saffron, but I enjoyed her immensely. I enjoyed her quirky nature and all the situations she finds herself in. She has these weird dreams, some explicit, ever since she was young, which only get worse as time goes on. Saffron's life is opened up to all kinds of freakish things after spending time in the fairy realm. She see's ghosts in her bedroom, has garden gnomes living in yard, and she comes face to face with a vampire intent on making her part of the undead.

The other characters take the reign a few times in the book giving you a brief background into how they fit into Saffron's life. My favorite character was Markis who is just too sweet and adorable. (I have a soft spot for cute and adorable characters, I just want to eat them up).

All in all a good read from an author with an awesome imagination. Just when you think the storyline is going in one direction, she pulls a 180, leaving you stunned. And not to mention a cliff hanger of an ending. Go read Fairy Circle for a different and unique read!
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

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