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A review by katejeminhizer
The Fairies of Sadieville by Alex Bledsoe
4.0
I received an advanced copy of this book via NetGalley for an honest review.
What a lovely fantasy! I was unaware this was the conclusion of a series when I started reading it. This book is easily read separate from the series. I enjoyed the unraveling of the different timelines to explain the different aspects of the plot. While for some the clash between modern academia and those who live in the mountains away from “advanced” society might be unbelievable, it exists. Not only does it exist, but just as this story portrays there are underlying beliefs and superstitions. The author did a wonderful job of unveiling that culture. The Tufa story/people was intriguing and I am delighted to know I can go to the beginning of the series and get to know them more.
What a lovely fantasy! I was unaware this was the conclusion of a series when I started reading it. This book is easily read separate from the series. I enjoyed the unraveling of the different timelines to explain the different aspects of the plot. While for some the clash between modern academia and those who live in the mountains away from “advanced” society might be unbelievable, it exists. Not only does it exist, but just as this story portrays there are underlying beliefs and superstitions. The author did a wonderful job of unveiling that culture. The Tufa story/people was intriguing and I am delighted to know I can go to the beginning of the series and get to know them more.