Girl falls immediately in love with said faerie. An Enchantment of Ravens is set up to be the insta-love story of the decade. You may be here for the adventure, but I’m sure you’ll be staying for the romance. I’m not saying that all writers don’t do that, but some of us can get… how do I say this nicely… wordy. It was like she carefully, hand picked every single word in her book. Somehow, with all of this, Rogerson was still able to keep her writing lyrical with superb descriptions.

Lose your train of thought for one second and the characters could be in a completely different world. I needed to pay close attention to every single word because every sentence was packed full of important information. This is all fine and dandy if the writing wasn’t so hard to get into. Yet within those pages there’s an epic adventure. It’s a tiny little book that doesn’t even make it to 300 pages.

I also hope to write romance as well as she does. To say it all in one sentence - I desperately want to own the book and I hope to meet the author some day. That was a very long story when you came here for a book review. But those months meant that I finally got around to reading it and I’m so glad that I did. She told me to keep An Enchantment of Ravens a little longer, and because of the virus, I’ve had it for an extra 6 month.

Anyways… back to the original story line. In the end, I would have gotten four more so I think it would have worked out, but in the end, each person ended up back with their own books. Case in point… the recent events where I almost lost two of my books. I’m not one that likes keeping stuff that isn’t mine. I almost gave it back without reading it though, because I was drowning in my required reading and I didn’t know when I would get to it. Essentially, to put in more explanation, my friend loaned me the book after I loved A Sorcery of Thorns. I would like to thank my friend for forcing me to borrow the book and for the corona virus for keeping it in my hands. I never thought I could love a faerie book. Rating: 5 out of 5 Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy, YA, 5 Stars, Romance People who should read this: If you love faerie stories with a lot of romance and a swoon worth lead.

An enchantment of ravens review