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Fairy Blues (Songs of Magic #2)

by J.L. Bryan (Goodreads Author)

4.35 of 5 stars 4.35 · rating details · 46 ratings · 21 reviews

The sequel to Fairy Metal Thunder.

With their enchanted instruments charming the crowds, the Assorted Zebras attract interest from record producers, and soon they’re off to cut their first album and music video. Jason and his friends don’t know they’ve just become pawns in a sinister plot by a cabal of evil fairies...

Meanwhile, Aoide and her band pursue a new strategy for r...more

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Published January 20th 2012 by www.jlbryanbooks.com

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Mar 08, 2012 Mimi Valentine rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc, pure-awesomeness, reviewed

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Three words to describe this book: fun, fantastic, and absolutely BRILLIANT. This book is exactly why I love self-published authors. Fairy Blues was just so filled with those smiling-inducing moments you love to read about, and I couldn't get enough!

Picking up where the first book left off (after the attack of a unicorn/dragon), the Assorted Zebras — just your average teenage garage band who happen to have a bunch of magical fairy instruments on their...more

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Jan 31, 2012 Aimeekay rated it 5 of 5 stars

Jason, Erin, Dred and Mitch are back. This rollicking ride picks up right were the first left off. The Assorted Zebras decide to sign contracts with the Malarkay records. Owned by Andrew Malarkay, the richest man in the world. Queen Mab is even madder then ever since the elf and unicorn/dragon she sent to retrieve the instruments failed miserably. She decides to turn the job over to the dullahans that guard the fairy gates between the worlds. But some of the dullahans have other plans.
While the...more Jason, Erin, Dred and Mitch are back. This rollicking ride picks up right were the first left off. The Assorted Zebras decide to sign contracts with the Malarkay records. Owned by Andrew Malarkay, the richest man in the world. Queen Mab is even madder then ever since the elf and unicorn/dragon she sent to retrieve the instruments failed miserably. She decides to turn the job over to the dullahans that guard the fairy gates between the worlds. But some of the dullahans have other plans.
While the Assorted Zebras are traveling all over the world, Aoide and her band mates are travelling all over fairy world. After having been ripped off by the queen's guard, they decided to take finding their instruments into their own hands. They head out into the Hauntlands of fairy world in search of the banshee wolves, the only creatures better than unicorns at sniffing out magic.

I really enjoyed this newest installment in the Songs of Magic series. The author still does an amazing job at making the kids in the band actually sound and act like teen-agers. The teens are given a choice between two labels to go with, and of course they choose the bigger of the two, even though they might have had more artistic freedom with the first label that approached them. Very realistic, considering how unrealistic the story itself is, the kids ARE playing with stolen fairy instruments after all. The twists and turns in the story are really interesting too. I kinda suspected some of them. But some I was completely blown away by. I figured there was something suspicious about Malarkay, but when the truth is finally revealed it was surprising as well as amusing.

Plus the author introduced even more of fairy land! The Hauntelands, Muffin-traps, Banshee-wolves, The Teddy Bears of Zarmof! I think I got more of a kick out of the fairy part of the story, then I did last time, but I think only because there was more of it.

I also love the author's descriptions! He really can make you visualize a scene. I loved the descriptions of Ireland and Dracula's castle. However his description of the fly in one scene was so graphic I kinda had to stop reading for a second. What!?! It was a very disgusting fly!!! But his descriptions are THAT good. Don't worry it's not ALL disgusting (just that one fly, ugh, still creepy) , so the squeamish out there no need to fear.

Not all the questions brought up in the story were answered. For example why is Erin's mother drawing pictures that seem eerily like the events that have happened to them? (a horse turning into a dragon for example) Why is the queen so mad and how did she take over fairy land anyway? Plus why is everyone so concerned with Erin's last name? (it's kinda hinted at why in the book, but I won't spoil that part for you) Will Mitch ever admit to his obsession with Claudia Lafayette? (lol, sorry just had to throw that one in there)

But even with these and other unanswered questions I really enjoyed this book. The ending while a lead in to the next book isn't a complete cliffie. (ok well it kinda is for one of the characters, but it's not that bad a cut off) While it left me eager to read the next book, it didn't leave me absolutely frustrated.

Again I think this is a great series over all and I highly recommend it. (less)

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Apr 06, 2012 Jenni Arndt rated it 5 of 5 stars

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From The Depressed Cypresses to the hungry, giant jack-o-lanterns, Fairy Blues steps up the creativity and continues a great series. The follow up to Fairy Metal Thunder gives us a more in depth look at the enchanting Faerie world and fleshes out the great characters that I have come to love. The imagination that went into writing these novels absolutely stuns me. J.L. Bryan has created a world that isn't choppy or seems misplaced, it feels real a...more You can read all of my reviews at Alluring Reads.

From The Depressed Cypresses to the hungry, giant jack-o-lanterns, Fairy Blues steps up the creativity and continues a great series. The follow up to Fairy Metal Thunder gives us a more in depth look at the enchanting Faerie world and fleshes out the great characters that I have come to love. The imagination that went into writing these novels absolutely stuns me. J.L. Bryan has created a world that isn't choppy or seems misplaced, it feels real and like I could go visit this enchanted land if I so wished (which I do!)

What I really enjoyed about Fairy Blues was seeing more about Erin and her home life and also being hinted at a bloodline that could prove pretty interesting. We get to see how things are for her at home, and get to be in her head for a while. Jason really stood out in this one, he has come from the perpetually nervous boy that we met in the first book to a stronger character who puts his neck out for Erin. I'm left to wonder when Erin will open her eyes and see that Zach is an idiot and she needs to be with Jason, hopefully soon! I wasn't expecting the twist we receive at the end, and was so suprised, I can't wait to see how that plays out.

The best part of Fairy Blues was our forays into the Faerie world where we learned about the scenery and the characters more in depth. The Depressed Cypresses were awesome and the enchanted pumpkin patch, and oh, there is just so much to love about the Otherworld. It seems as though everything has a life inside of it and you never know what's coming. We didn't get to learn too much about the Queen, which I had hoped for but we definitely got our fill of Mrs. Dullahan. The troupe of fairy musicians heads into the hauntlands and we really get to know them. My favorite is Skezg the not so tough ogre, he had me laughing out loud.

There is alot more to this story and I can't wait to find out what comes next. This is of course one that I will be recommending to anyone looking for an Alluring Read.(less)

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Jan 26, 2012 Missy Kirtley rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult

While there were a couple of bits and pieces from the first in the Songs of Magic series that I felt were a little choppy, or perhaps a little slow, this installment in the series took off and kept flying. I was turning pages from start to finish, enjoying the adventure that the characters were taking me on. It's interesting to see where the antagonists are as well as knowing (or assuming) where our plucky hero and heroine are going.

What really sold it for me in this novel, though, was the endin...more

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Feb 08, 2012 Shirley rated it 4 of 5 stars

Okay, you know how when you get to the end of the first book in a series and you want more, but you also have memories of the second book in a series not living up to the first? Well, there’s no need to have that fear when you pick up Fairy Blues. J.L. Bryan’s second book in his Songs of Magic Series. That’s because Fairy Blues is just as good, if not better! In Fairy Metal Thunder we were given the premise and introduced to all the characters. In Fairy Blues those characters found their ‘voice’...more

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Feb 10, 2012 Aeicha rated it 5 of 5 stars

Actual Rating: 4.5/5 Stars

I’m always hesitant when it comes to sequels, afraid that they won’t live up to the awesomeness of their predecessors. But Fairy Blues by J.L. Bryan quickly squashed my fears by turning out to be a wonderfully fun and entertaining second volume in the Songs of Magic series…and, in my opinion, not only living up to the awesomeness of Fairy Metal Thunder, but surpassing it.

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Fairy Blues picks up where Fairy Metal Thunder leaves off, and we find the Assorted...more

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Feb 05, 2012 Kelly rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebooks, young-adult, read-in-2012, urban-fantasy

I really enjoyed book 1 of this series (although there were moments where I wanted to shake some sense into those poor kids... that's the mom in me, I think), so when I started book 2 I was pretty darn excited to see where J.L. Bryan was going to take us. I'm so happy to be able to say that he didn't disappoint. The world of Faerie is just as twisty and odd as I was hoping it would be, Jason and his cohorts are just digging themselves in deeper and deeper with those magical instruments, and the...more

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Feb 05, 2012 Heather rated it 5 of 5 stars

Fairy Blues picks up where Fairy Metal Thunder left off-- with bandmates Jason, Dred, Mitch, and Erin recovering from their epic festival gig that was topped off with an battle to the death with a shapeshifting unicorn/dragon. Their popularity is still soaring due to social media and their fans, and now they've been offered not one, but two record deals. But do they take the deal with the closer to home Indie label and have more artistic freedom, or should they go with the mega-label that is res...more Fairy Blues picks up where Fairy Metal Thunder left off-- with bandmates Jason, Dred, Mitch, and Erin recovering from their epic festival gig that was topped off with an battle to the death with a shapeshifting unicorn/dragon. Their popularity is still soaring due to social media and their fans, and now they've been offered not one, but two record deals. But do they take the deal with the closer to home Indie label and have more artistic freedom, or should they go with the mega-label that is responsible for the cookie-cutter hot acts that will surely guarantee them world-wide success but will stifle their creativity?

The Assorted Zebras chose the big label, of course, and jet off to Ireland to record their debut and film their very first music video. But while they are there, they find that they are just another cog in the money making machine, where they must record the music they are told to play and they are now basically owne by Malarkay records for the next several years. The high dollar contract doesn't look so good after all, they start to find. Grizlemore, the goblin that has been living under guitar player Jason's bed since Jason stole the enchanted instruments from Faerie in the first book, accompanies the band to Ireland to look out for further danger from Queen Mab's forces, and he adds his much needed grumpy comic relief. I don't think that Jason and his friends realize that they are stuck in the middle of something brewing between the denizens of Faerie.

While the band is working in Ireland, the band who had their instruments stolen decide to set off in search of them on their own after the elf and unicorn they had commissioned to bring the instruments back from the human world had failed epically. After doing a little research in the library, the broke musicians discover that banshee wolves can sniff out magic better than unicorns, so they decide to hunt down the elusive wolf in the Hauntlands. And this is where JL Bryan's story really comes alive. The world of Faerie is such a vibrant, magical place--full of odd plants and animals, strange seemingly abandoned towns. You get such a bigger glimpse in this book at the Faerie world and I really enjoyed walking alonside Aoide and her bandmates as they tried to get to the Hauntlands. I'll never look at Jack-o-lanterns the same again!

But as the Faerie band has taken it into their own hands to get the instruments back, the Queen has decided to use the guardians of the gates between the man-world and Faerie to find the instruments. Of course these dullahans have other plans, which include busting their friends out of the Queen's dungeons, on their agendas instead of handing the instruments over to the Queen. And again, Ill never look at Teddy Bear the same way. You just have to read it to see what I mean.

JL Bryan has written a fast paced, exciting, and solid follow up in Fairy Blues. This one moved this series forward nicely while revealing a nice twist in the end, and I can't wait for book three. This one gets a firm five out of five from me with the expanded, vivid look at the Faerie World and the dynamics between all of the different folk that live there.

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Feb 16, 2012 Heather rated it 5 of 5 stars

****May contain one spoiler if you haven't read Fairy Metal Thunder****
And so the story continues...and it's good!! I really enjoyed the parts of the story that took place in Faerie as Aoide and her band mates walk from Sidhe City through The Haunted Lands and to a small town that might still exist to see if they can get help from Banshee wolves. But no one has ever been able to control a Banshee Wolf. But again, the world Bryan has built is so interesting and different from any of the other Fae...more

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Jun 20, 2012 Annabelle Marie Veronica rated it 4 of 5 stars

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****FINAL RATING: 4.40 STARS****

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I loved Fairy Metal Thunder, but Fairy Blues was even better! More action, more drama, more romance—more everything. It went up and down and had such an awesome plot. I couldn't bear to put it down for a minute. I always needed to know what happened next. It was an absolutely amazing book and I loved every second of it.

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JASON
I liked Jason more in this book than in the last for sure. I'm not sure why, exactly, but overall I feel like he worked har...more

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Mar 23, 2012 Kristi-The Book Faery rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc-2012, fae, fantasy, indie-books-publishers, one-sit-reads

I have never ever been disappointed in anything JL Bryan writes and The Songs of Magic series is no exception! After finishing Fairy Blues - the second book in The Songs of Magic series, it just enhanced my love of Jeff's one-of-a-kind originality with his supreme creativity and fantastic writing skills that forever enchant me!

Jeff's books are of the 'I can't put it down' quality-from their awesomely distinctive covers to the exceptional excellence inside-I am always held captive by his smooth...more

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Apr 13, 2012 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Fairy Blues is the second book in the Songs Of Magic series and picks up straight where Fairy Metal Thunder ended so you are straight back into the action. The Assorted Zebras are still together, recovering from a dragon attack and a rise in the popularity ladder. They are still in possession of the magical instruments and Grizlemore is still hanging around, unable to return home withouttheinstruments. After their amazing concert they are offered a contract with Squid Ink Records, but turn it do...more Fairy Blues is the second book in the Songs Of Magic series and picks up straight where Fairy Metal Thunder ended so you are straight back into the action. The Assorted Zebras are still together, recovering from a dragon attack and a rise in the popularity ladder. They are still in possession of the magical instruments and Grizlemore is still hanging around, unable to return home without the instruments. After their amazing concert they are offered a contract with Squid Ink Records, but turn it down for Malarky Records and soon end up biting off more than they can chew.

Fairy Blues takes this series one step further and ups the ante for the next books. It has multiple points of view and moments that I couldn't help but laugh at. One of them being Mitch reading 'The Travellers Guide to Getting Insulted in the United Kingdom', this really had me laughing and it seems that I don't know every insult over here ;). There are new creatures to meet, Depressed Cypresses, giant Jack-O-lanterns, Dark fae and a bad luck leprechaun to name a few.

I thoroughly enjoyed Fairy Blues, and although it has taken me a while to actually get around to reading it once I started I was hooked and I am jumping straight into Fairystruck as I need to find out what happens next. I really liked seeing how the band reacts to their rise in stardom and how it affects each one as an individual and the people close to them. Zach is annoying as ever, possibly even more so now that Erin is famous and I really wish that Erin would see him for what he is and get rid of him. I love the band and enjoy the banter between them and the antics they get up to together. I don't even have a favourite member, although I do feel sorry for Jason more than the others.

Once again the world J.L Bryan has created was easy to fall into and easy to love. The characters are not only believable but also realistic. It just gets better with each book and I am looking forward to reading Fairystruck and the fourth book in the series when it is released.(less)

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Sep 05, 2012 Sarah rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: r2r-complete, read-2012

(Source: I received a digital copy of this book for free on a read-to-review basis. Thanks to J. L. Bryan.)
This is the second book in the ‘songs of magic’ series, and kicks off where the first book left off.
Assorted Zebras have played their first real concert, and defeated a unicorn/ dragon. Now they’re on to a bigger challenge – finding an agent and signing a record deal.
The fairies haven’t stopped trying to get the magical instruments back though, and now several different groups are trying to...more

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Oct 17, 2012 Rebecca rated it 5 of 5 stars

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I am such a big fan of the Songs of Magic series! Fairy Blues flows flawlessly from the first book in this series Fairy Metal Thunder, which I loved. I think I may have had even more fun with Fairy Blues than I did with Fairy Metal Thunder, if that is possible.

Jason and his band mates continue to be in trouble up to their eyeballs whether they have the sense to recognize it or not. As Fairy Blues begins They are all recovering from what happened at the end of Fairy metal blues.

Jason lifted his t...more

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May 26, 2012 Loretta rated it 5 of 5 stars

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J. L. Bryan has such great talent when it comes to creating a great story. Every book that I have read from him has pulled me into that world, and made me fall in love with the characters. The Songs Of Magic series has done just that. Fairy Metal Thunder which was the 1st book was so fresh and fun, and I could not wait to continue on with this series.
Fairy Blues was amazing. It for me was so much more then I was expecting. I felt apart of this...more Posted Here:
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J. L. Bryan has such great talent when it comes to creating a great story. Every book that I have read from him has pulled me into that world, and made me fall in love with the characters. The Songs Of Magic series has done just that. Fairy Metal Thunder which was the 1st book was so fresh and fun, and I could not wait to continue on with this series.
Fairy Blues was amazing. It for me was so much more then I was expecting. I felt apart of this world. Both of them. But, honestly the faerie world is by far my favorite! Which you get to see more of in Fairy Blues.
After the events that happened in Fairy Metal Thunder the band is still trying to wrap there head around what just happened. After being attacked by a dragon, and being super duper stars. They are still unsure how to deal with all this sudden fame. The fame that the instruments have given them that they stole from the faerie world. The ones that the faeries are searching for.
They think that they are making the right choice by turning down one record deal, and accepting another. Realizing that in fact they should have went the other route.
Jason. Poor, poor Jason. Even after stealing these instruments, and all the things that have happened since then. He just wants to stop. He knows though that in fact if he does say anything, or do anything his band mates will be so pissed.
Erin. Oh my. I think that Erin & Jason are amazing. But there is just something... something that is keeping them from being able to be together. What is Erin's secret? What is it?
I loved Aiode in this book. She decided to hell with the Queen. Although, the Queen has her own plan to get the magical instruments back. But even the Queens plan is not going to happen the way she thinks. Aiode is going to find their instruments, and there is no stopping her. So Aiode and her band member are in search for something. The only thing that would possibly help them in the search. Something better then even the unicorns, when searching for magic. What is it you ask? Banshee- wolves!
There are bad guys, adventure, magic, action, love, enchanted pumpkins (YES!!!!!), & freaking Grizlemor! I love Grizlemor, he is freaking amazing. Hilarious, and just right down nasty little thing. BUT, I don't care. His humor is something that gets me every-time! Everything you could hope for, and more all wrapped up into this one book. This series has something for everyone. Once you start you will be hooked. There is no going back once you step into The Songs of magic Series.
J. L. Bryan is such a talented author. His mind is something of amazingness, and I cannot, CAN NOT wait for more books from him in the future!
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Apr 05, 2012 Anjana rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Let me re-introduce to you the awesomeness of J.L. Bryan. I've said this before and I'm saying it again, if you haven't read his The Paranormals trilogy yet, you need to get your hands on it, like right now. After that, you need to get your hands on his Songs of Magic series. I came across his books on Amazon randomly last year and loved his writing. You know how among the zillion self-published books available online, there are those very very rare finds that are both exceptional and amazing at...more Let me re-introduce to you the awesomeness of J.L. Bryan. I've said this before and I'm saying it again, if you haven't read his The Paranormals trilogy yet, you need to get your hands on it, like right now. After that, you need to get your hands on his Songs of Magic series. I came across his books on Amazon randomly last year and loved his writing. You know how among the zillion self-published books available online, there are those very very rare finds that are both exceptional and amazing at the same time? Well, J.L. Bryan's books definitely fall under that category.

So, being the freaky, loyal fan that I am, I read Fairy Metal Thunder (Songs of Magic, #1) as soon as it was published and I loved it! Fairy Blues picks up right where Fairy Metal Thunder ends - The Assorted Zebras are still rocking the magic instruments (now more than ever) and the fairies are still trying to get them back. Jason, however, is left facing the consequences of his fight with the unicorn-dragon.

Fairy Blues is just as fun, humorous and charming as the previous book that makes it insanely hard to put down. We see a lot more of the fairy world as Aiode decides to stop depending on the queen's guards and try to get the instruments back herself with her bandmates. This leads them on a search for banshee wolves - only creatures that're better than unicorns at finding magic. Honestly, I don't even know how the author came up with some of the stuff - he has built an amazing, unique, happy world filled with fairytales and 'magic' ! If someone gave this book to me when I was in middle grade, I swear it would've been my most prized possession!

Jason and Erin are so cute! I loved that all the characters were realistic and believable. The story runs smoothly through out the book, and gets more amusing with each chapter. J.L.Bryan's writing is thoroughly entertaining and I found myself laughing/grinning quite frequently. Grizlemor is still my favorite character - he's freakin' hilarious! Sometimes, Mitch too. I'm actually smiling right now thinking about them.

Songs of Magic is definitely a one-of-a-kind fantasy series and these books make a wonderful, refreshing read not just for middle-graders but anyone with an imaginative mind!
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Mar 13, 2012 Jennifer rated it 4 of 5 stars

I just have to say that this book was magically delicious. I didn’t think it could get any better than book one but I was mistaken. This book had action, humor, and leprechauns. Did you hear me? Leprechauns. I just loved that JL Bryan added leprechauns to the enchanting mix. That right there put a smile on my face. Who doesn’t love a leprechaun?

The book picks up right where the first one ended. There is a lot going on within the band and also with outside forces plotting against them. It is lik...more

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Apr 26, 2012 Alexa (Pages of Forbidden Love) rated it 4 of 5 stars

I swear I have no idea where JL Bryan even comes up with this! It is like being Alice in Wonderland for all the crazy stuff that happens. Can't wait to dive into Fairystruck.

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Mar 10, 2012 Amy Strickland rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book was a great middle the the series. There were times where it plugged along that I would have liked more description of some of the fantastical things, but overall it was entertaining, funny, and left me ready for the next book.

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J.L. Bryan studied English literature at the University of Georgia and at Oxford, with a focus on English Renaissance and Romantic literature. He also studied screenwriting at UCLA. He lives in Atlanta with his wife Christina, dogs Violet and Tiger Lily, and cats Shadow and Sue.

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