Faefever (Fever, Book 3)

If your a Karen Marie Moning fan you might be disappointed by her latest series. Unlike her other series the Fever series books can not stand alone. The story is a continuing saga that has up until this book left me somewhat curious as to where the story will take me. Unfortuneatley this book has such a disgusting ending I'm pretty sure I will not purchase the final 2 books in the series. Unless your not interested in a warm fuzzy feeling when you finish a book I wouldn't recommend this series.

I am so very glad that I didn't pay for this but got it from the library. Most of it is nothing but a rehash of the first two books. There is no direction or character development. Speaking of which, Mac is getting more unlikeable by the minute. She is turning into one of those stereotypical "help me, help me" wimpy females with no sense. I won't even bother getting the next one. There are authors who can really write. What an absolute waste.

The continuing story of Mac's search for her sister's killer is as fast-paced and thrilling as before. I stayed up all night and finished the book in only one day. Talk about hard to put down! If someone had not read the first two books in the Fae series they would quickly be brought up to speed and not miss a beat. I can't wait to find out what happens in the next installment!

I loved both Darkfever and Bloodfever however I'm a bit disenchanted with the direction Faefever has taken the story. I also am not sure this is a storey needing five books in order to tell it due to the lack of information revealed in this book. Don't get me wrong, I love everything Ms, Moning has written-I've read them all-I'm just unsure of the road I'm being led down as a reader concerning this particular series.

I was soooo disappointed in this book. I waited a year to read it, and I wished I hadn't bothered. She could have added a chapter in the next book to make up for this one. It really didn't add enough new information to make a complete book. This was the worst of her series. I hope the next one is better, or I won't continue.