Casting Shadows by L.R. BradenMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
After reading a series of disappointing books that had me DNFing left, right and centre this was a breath of fresh air.
Set in a world where humans and the fae were at war and are now in an uneasy peace, with pure human bigotry on the rise, when werewolves and vampires are still a secret, one young woman stands at the centre of it all.
Alex Blackwood, our halfer blacksmith is back. After the events of the last book it is only a matter of time before the videos of Alex confessing she is immune to iron and Sophie transforming into a werewolf are broadcast.
Then May’s little sister goes missing and Alex discovers she’s been abducted by a fae. What follows had enough magic, battles, vampires, strange creatures and intrigue to keep me glued to my Kindle.
If you used to love PNR and/or Urban Fantasy but you’ve read all the books by your favourite authors and the others are all a bit meh, I highly recommend this series which is just getting into its stride.
I cannot wait for the next book, but I fear Alex’s love life may not be all plain sailing ...
I received a free copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley in return for an honest review.
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