The reviewer enjoyed Darkfever, the first book in the Fever series, praising its murder mystery plot, worldbuilding, and character development, particularly Mackayla Lane's growth. They found the romance lacking but were intrigued by the potential of the series and the character V'lane.
The reviewer found Darkfever to be an engaging start to the Fever series, with a compelling murder mystery that drives the plot and a richly developed world of fae lore. They appreciated Mackayla Lane's character growth, from a shallow, bubbly blonde to a determined and vengeful protagonist. The reviewer also enjoyed the worldbuilding, which includes the Seelie and Unseelie courts and the concept of sidhe-seers. While they found the romance lacking and some characters stereotypical, they were intrigued by V'lane's character and the potential of the series. The reviewer plans to continue with the next book in the series.
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So just what I needed…another series to dig my hands into.
I saw something special in the main character, Mackayla Lane: I loved her hilarious commentary throughout the story, especially as she’d called out a certain character who may or may not be a vampire.
He’s a powerful Fae prince to the Seelie Queen, and has the ability to draw out sexual attraction in humans that come into contact with him, like some pheromone on steroids.