A man-beast soon appears on her doorstep, demanding that she accompany him to his faerie homeland-where she'll live with him forever as payment for slaying one of his own. If you aren't familiar with the books (there are currently three and more on the way), here’s a brief lowdown:įeyre (pronounced Fay-ruh) is a human girl who, after unwittingly killing a faerie, must pay the ultimate price.

RELATED: Books Like Throne of Glass by Sara h J. Now, I’m not normally one for high fantasy, much less young adult high fantasy, but I’d been assured the series had “SO MANY OTPS, LIV, YOU WON’T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH YOURSELF.” How could I resist that kind of endorsement? And one written in all caps, no less?

Maas’ A Court of Thorns and Roses series, having spent too many hours listening to my friends shriek over its romantic pairings. In fact, your Valentine's Day could be 10x better with a bit of fantastical faerie pizazz.Ī few months ago, I finally read Sarah J. Pointy ears and wings not required, but preferred.' This may sound crazy, but I'm here to say that you, too, can develop an appreciation for the physical oddities of these creatures.

My dating profile, should I ever find the wherewithal to make one, might say something along the lines of, 'Girl seeking kind and affectionate partner. Well, it's official, dear reader: I have developed a taste for faeries.

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