Outcast Fey
Tales of the Ithereal Part 2
by Tiffany Shand
Disowned by her own,
An unsettled affair,
Creatures of unknown lands,
And An Ancient Artifact,
After escaping from Elmira and completing her last mission, Sera Valeon struggles being back and living among the fey. Although she recovered the keystone that could save her kind, her people have turned against her for she her possible involvement with a mage.
While she works to unlock the secrets of the keystone, a massacre is imminent in form of massive beasts rising from the scorched earth. As the fey-mage dispute persists, Sera tries to find a way to stop the beasts but her husband – Bastian, is under arrest for suspected treason and helping Sera escape with the artifact. Will their love exist in a world divided by the races? What are these creatures and why are they here? Will Sera ever be able to find the hidden secrets of the keystone?
❃❃Outcast Fey release June 4th❃❃
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| https://www.amazon.com/Outcast-Fey-Tales-Ithereal-Part-ebook/dp/B07BDNG1N3 |
Momma Says: 5 stars⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I have yet to meet a Tiffany Shand book that I don't like and that continues with Outcast Fey. The book is wonderfully written and fast-paced. It's absolutely jam packed with intrigue, action, suspense, and even some romance. This is one of those stories that if it were I movie, I'd say not to blink or you'll miss something.
This second book in the Ithereal series picks up where Fey Spy left off. As it is a continuing story, I would suggest reading that one first. True to form, Shand gives us plenty of twists and turns as Sera works to figure out the keystone's secrets. In addition to family drama and hatred between the races, Sera also has her hands full with her husband, Bastian, who just happens to be among the opposing race.
There's so much going on with these fantastic characters that almost any detail would give spoilers, but suffice it to say that this book is another impossible to put down read from this author and while the ending is more open-ended than earth-shattering cliffy, it still left this reader chomping at the bit for more of this gripping story.
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