Ever Winter (A Dark Faerie Tale #3)

By Alexia Purdy

Ever Winter (A Dark Faerie Tale #3) - Alexia Purdy
  • Release Date: 2013-03-14
  • Genre: Paranormal Fantasy
Score: 4.5
4.5
From 71 Ratings

Description

Shade has been left all, but shattered. Travelling to the Ice kingdom, along with her 'body guard' Dylan-who continues to be bound to her-to where the holder of her magic dwells. The war of Faerie amplifies and her only chance to save it will be to resist the enchantments of the Ice King, one of the Ancient rulers of Faerie. But, he has his own agenda and will do anything to stop her from making it to the Summer Kingdom, with her family, to claim back her throne.

These Ancients of Faerie don't want her to succeed, and the wards between the land of Faerie and the mortal world are blurring rapidly. Shade must face treacheries in every crevice of the land, even among the human mortals and trusted allies, before all is lost.

Books in this series:

Prequel: The Withering Palace
Prequel: Evangeline
Book 1: Ever Shade
Book 2: Ever Fire
Book 3: Ever Winter
Book 3.5: The Cursed
Book 4: Ever Wrath
Book 5: History of Fire
Book 5.5: Without Armor
Book 6: Ever Dead
Book 7: Legends of Fire
Book 8: Guardians of Fire ~ Now Available!

Reviews

  • Disjointed

    3
    By WendyKingston
    I'm frustrated with this series by this point. - her brother joins when they meet grandma, but nothing about his leaving. I have to figure it is it on my own that he left earlier. - after pages of saying how weak & skeletal she is, she sees her BFF who doesn't even notice it. - solider wakes them up from their tents & they leave with them, no mention of them breaking down the tents. It may sound trite, but I shouldn't even have to notice this. - the big battle they've been waiting for starts, yet a sudden decision to lead the army leaves her needing ppl to measure her for armor (after so much training). Her family, who are very powerful fire witches also have no plan & instead of working together with fire magic, are fighting separately with swords. This should have been a better battle scene. Battle planning at the very least. Earlier books also have the same faults. I'm a fantasy book fan, can be very forgiving, but there are too many shortcuts going on in this series. It's rare I get this frustrated reading a book. Most books I read are longer than this. The little extra time ( and typing) it would have taken to clean things up would have made this book more seamless.