When Halloween ends, so does this offer for a free adventure into a world of magic and mayhem, family and feeling. So, whatcha waitin’ for, folks? Halloween comes but once a year. The fairy realm itself is more grim than enchanting (think the Upside Down from the Netflix TV series Stranger Things), and the fact that Charlotte is trapped there-an echo of her family situation-lends an uneasy edge to the would-be romance. Anna is similarly convincing as the resentful younger sister, while the fairy folk walk the line between being straightforward villains and antiheroes. Charlotte emerges as a believable survivor-strong, determined, and devoted to her sister, but also vulnerable, with a deeply buried sense of hope…. Lee writes from a third-person, present-tense point of view, but the tale is still told very much from Charlotte’s perspective, spurning exposition in favor of snippets of teenage angst. “Part psycho hitchhiker movie, part road trip to Rylyeh, Fallen Princeborn: Stolen drags the reader deep into Faerie, burns it down, and caramelizes expectations.” - Moss Whelan, Gray Hawk of Terrapin

I got caught up in the story and read this in just a day or two, and now I can’t wait to read the next one! – Amazon Reader Charlotte is an interesting heroine to root for, and the book is an overall good mix of adventure, humor, and romance. I love that this novel takes place in a fantasy realm quite different than most out there, which makes it harder to guess what’s going to happen next. “This gripping YA fantasy about Charlotte’s encounter with the fae comes complete with a prince… but he’s no Prince Charming, while they’re definitely nothing like Tinkerbell.” - S.J. While the story arc had a satisfying wrap-up, it also left me eagerly awaiting the next installment! – Amazon Reader The dark world beyond the Wall is fascinating, the shadowy characters an intriguing blend between Light and Dark. Charlotte’s determination to protect Anna, whatever the personal cost, endeared her to me. I particularly enjoyed the dynamic between Charlotte and her sister, Anna- the love and pain and frustration that can only come from family. The rich sensory images and tight POV kept me so tangled in the story that I had to keep reading to see what would happen next.

Gray Hawk of Terrapin by Moss Whelan