If you thought the romantic elements in the two previous books were good, then you haven’t seen anything yet *squeals* But in The Fallen Kingdom he is more vulnerable than ever before, and more open about how he feels for Aileana.

Everything.ĭoes anything more really need to be said? In this book I think I fell more in love with Kiaran, which really shouldn’t have been possible because he is up there with my favourite love interests of all time. That she is just freaking incredible and queer and how this is fucking everything. That she is protective and loving and fierce. That she is not perfect, but never claims to be. That she can be brutal when she needs to but she’s never cruel. That Aithinne is so badass, but so soft at the same time. Not that Aileana and Aithinne really are a ship (at least not canonically – someone write their fanfic please), but that there was chemistry, and the ~vibe~ from Aithinne.īesides from the fact that I called it and feel quite glorious about that I need to take a moment to appreciate this. I point you in the direction of my review of The Vanishing Throne in which I state, “I shipped Aileana and Aithinne together, because they had great chemistry.” Hot damn, I predicted this. And also wonderful because it means I cared about these characters so much that they made me cry, dammit. So the fact that The Fallen Kingdom made me cry is HUGE. In my entire life there have only been ten (now eleven) books that have made me cry, and two of those are from when I was a small child.

So instead I’m reverting to my beloved lists, and this time it’s FACTS ABOUT THE FALLEN KINGDOM YOU TOTALLY NEED TO KNOW: Where do I even begin to write this review? I don’t even know how. Packed with immersive detail, action, romance, and fae lore, and publishing simultaneously in the UK, The Fallen Kingdom brings the Falconer’s story to an epic and unforgettable conclusion. To save the world and the people she loves, Aileana must learn to harness her dark new powers even as they are slowly destroying her. Desperate to break the curse that pits two factions of the fae against each other in a struggle that will decide the fate of the human and fae worlds, her only hope is hidden in an ancient book guarded by the legendary Morrigan, a faery of immense power and cruelty. Aileana Kameron, resurrected by ancient fae magic, returns to the world she once knew with no memory of her past and with dangerous powers she struggles to control. The long-awaited final book in the Falconer trilogy is an imaginative tour-de-force that will thrill fans of the series. How: A copy of this novel was provided by Chronicle Books for review via Edelweiss. What: The Fallen Kingdom (The Falconer #3) by Elizabeth May

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