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The Charmed Return (Faerie Path #6)
The thrilling conclusion to the Faerie Path series, in which Tania, the long-lost princess of Faerie, ultimately must choose between her two worlds.
She was once a princess of Faerie, the seventh daughter of King Oberon. But sixteen-year-old Anita Palmer wakes up in London with no memory of the Faerie Realm; her princess identity; her true love, Edric; or her quest to save...more
She was once a princess of Faerie, the seventh daughter of King Oberon. But sixteen-year-old Anita Palmer wakes up in London with no memory of the Faerie Realm; her princess identity; her true love, Edric; or her quest to save...more
Hardcover, 368 pages
Published
January 25th 2011
by HarperTeen
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The author really has you where he wants you with this book. If you have enjoyed this series and wish to know how it really ends you are out of luck.
Unfortunately this is the last book of the series and it really does in with about one million cliffhangers. Its not the typical, " oh I really loved these characters and want to know how the rest of their lives go cliffhangers". Honestly you are awaiting a decision and consequences of that decision at the end of the novel with no hope of getting t...more
Unfortunately this is the last book of the series and it really does in with about one million cliffhangers. Its not the typical, " oh I really loved these characters and want to know how the rest of their lives go cliffhangers". Honestly you are awaiting a decision and consequences of that decision at the end of the novel with no hope of getting t...more
Anita/Tania is half mortal, half fairy princess. At this particular moment, however, all Anita knows is her mortal side, forgetting all the previous experiences she has had. When she realizes that she has lost about 9 weeks worth of memories, she goes searching for answers. When her mom tells her the truth of her heritage and what has been happening, she thinks her mom has gone completely crazy. Further details convince her of the truth – and the need for her to get back to the world of the fae...more
I should have written reviews right after each book, because I read them so quickly that I can't seperate them in my mind. All 6 books are just one long story...a good one, but a long one. I remember really enjoying it and not being able to put it down. That's not good when it is such a long series because my housework tends to suffer. I didn't like this series as much as Maria V. Snyder's stories, but it kind of reminds me of them. Teenagers discovering magical abilities, evil villians, heros,...more
My daughter is a big fan of this series and I liked the first 3 books of the series quite well myself. My main gripe with the last 2 books has been that the author is evidently going to milk this story line for all he can get. I mean, how many times can he come up with a new and different Faery villian? Isn't it time to let this series just end? I found myself skimming the last third of the book, just so I could move on to something else. Then, I have to remind myself that I am far past the age...more
This book is about a girl named Tania. She is a Faerie princess. Tania can walk between worlds, between Faerie and the mortal world. She loves a boy named Edric. Tania gets sent to the mortal world and can't remember anything about her Faerie self. She has taken her parents to Faerie before and her mom tries to tell her what has happened, but she doesn't remember. She goes to her friend's house and Edric appears with her sister Rathina, using the Dark Arts to get to her. Then Tania's dead sister...more
I’m so happy I finally got my hands on this sixth installment of the Faerie Path series. I knew it had been released, but I wasn’t able to find it anywhere in the stores, so I recently ordered it online.
My review may a bit awkward here as I am a tad confused on the book itself, mainly because I don’t understand if this is the final book or not in the series. If this is just a 6th book with another one coming, I love it. However if this is the conclusion to the series as the blurb says, then I am...more
My review may a bit awkward here as I am a tad confused on the book itself, mainly because I don’t understand if this is the final book or not in the series. If this is just a 6th book with another one coming, I love it. However if this is the conclusion to the series as the blurb says, then I am...more
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The Charmed Return is the last book in the Faerie Path Series and while I'm a touch sad to see it go, I'm glad it's over.
The Charmed Return, if I recall right, is not as good as its predecessors. Maybe my reading level or expectations weren't as high as they are now, but I still remember loving them. I didn't come very close to loving this one at all, liking it a little would be more accurate.
I felt very distant from all the characters, especially Tania. It felt like I was reading about characte...more
The Charmed Return, if I recall right, is not as good as its predecessors. Maybe my reading level or expectations weren't as high as they are now, but I still remember loving them. I didn't come very close to loving this one at all, liking it a little would be more accurate.
I felt very distant from all the characters, especially Tania. It felt like I was reading about characte...more
Not as good as the last few books, mainly because it left several questions unanswered, and being the last book in the series, that's not exactly a good thing. In some ways, it felt like the author tried to do too many things, and he introduced new people and new plots without tying up the old ones first. I did see on his site that he's thinking of writing an online-only novella to answer some questions, as a lot of people seem to feel the same way I do, so I'm hoping for that. It's just too bad...more
Despite the cover, this series is an imaginative telling of two worlds. Through the story we face danger, friendship, love, loss, and heroism. The writing is simple and the story not complex. However, I was entertained enough to keep reading and find out the fate of the characters. The ending was sweet and actually satisfying, though there are a few things unresolved if the author wanted to add more.
Loved the book and read it very quickly. I was a bit frustrated at the end for reasons I don't want to say. Let us just say that I am deeply hoping for a seventh book. It's deeply a sad thing to think that it might end here with so much left undone. I would still definately suggest reading it because it was a great adventure. Hope to read more!
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This is the sixth, and probably last, book in Jones' Faerie Path series, which has been my cheesy fairy romance crack of choice since they first started coming out. There are one or two loose ends left open, but overall it's a satisfying conclusion to the series.
This was a perfect ending to the perfect series! I loved this book and it was a little confusing at the beginning. Frewin Jones leads the reader to think one thing just to find out you were totally wrong. It makes sense in the end but not if you read the last page before you start the book. The ending was epic and not a huge surprise. I could of guessed that he would of put it in the book... just in a different spot though. This is a must read and will not disappoint you. The series are wonderfu...more
I don't know why I keep reading the next book in this series. It's dumb and the writing is terrible. I guess I just want to know how the story ends. I do not recommend this series.
This was a really nice series. I assume this is the last book and it was a really good read. It did leave some leeway for a continuation, which would be a welcome addition.
glad to be finished this series at last. there's only one thing that is so annoying about the whole thing - Tania is too perfect! she doesn't have any flaws, she's almost fake.
OMG it was so suspenseful and i wasnt ready for the ending. wow just wow, i never suspected that
Just loved this book the best in the series. A surprising twist and a sweet ending. :)
Feb 10, 2011
Bethany
marked it as to-read
This had better be good to make up for the ending of the last book.
Gah! Book was okay until the middle of the book then that's where I say END THE BOOK NOW! The books was predictable, whiny and basically a drag. It took me forever to get through it and the entire time I was hoping that Jones would write just as good as the first three books in this series. But NO! All through the entire book, Tania was uncertain about her relationship with Edric. She got dreams that she was untrustworthy then they kissed and everything was better! It went like that quite a few...more
Apr 22, 2011
Novella
added it
I can't wait for the next in the series to be published!!!!
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soooooo good!
I thought the beginning of the series was amazing. Simply put. As the series progressed, I found myself skipping pages, skimming pages, and just wanting to get to the end. I was curious as to how the series would end and decided to read the last book. Big disappointment.
The ending left more questions than the previous book and the series feels unfinished. There are limitless possibilities on what happens afterward and the book is just a long journey...To me, it felt like an unfinished book/seri...more
The ending left more questions than the previous book and the series feels unfinished. There are limitless possibilities on what happens afterward and the book is just a long journey...To me, it felt like an unfinished book/seri...more
The thrilling conclusion to Jones' Faerie Path may be a slow start with memories forgotten, but it is filled with action and fast-paced tension. Readers will not be able to distinguish between dream or reality as two-faced dreams and reality haunt Tania in both worlds. However, the series end with questions still unanswered and a cliched ending. A likeable ending to the series, but bittersweet with questions that will haunt die-heart fans everywhere.
Sep 06, 2011
Christina Madison
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I was left with some questions at the end, but I loved it anyway. It was a fantastic conclusion to the series.
Meh. This was a lousy end to the series. From what I remember of it, I'm just glad the series is over. Tania/Anita is such a Mary-Sue that I couldn't stand her anymore.
:D (yay! the sixth book! I got it! yay!)
:| (um, this isn't as good as I expected...)
>:O (omg. tania, NOBODY CARES!)
>.< (make it stop, please...)
>•< (ugh, still going? well, I gotta finish this...)
\(°–°)/ (HUZZAH! It's over! Yes!!!)
:D (yay! the sixth book! I got it! yay!)
:| (um, this isn't as good as I expected...)
>:O (omg. tania, NOBODY CARES!)
>.< (make it stop, please...)
>•< (ugh, still going? well, I gotta finish this...)
\(°–°)/ (HUZZAH! It's over! Yes!!!)
I enjoyed the entire series more than I thought I would. I finished them all in a few weeks.
This one was great. Liked the twist in the story. Made me go on an emotional roller coaster during some parts.
This one was great. Liked the twist in the story. Made me go on an emotional roller coaster during some parts.
It was great.
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This author has published under several versions of his name, including Allan Jones, Frewin Jones, and A.F. Jones. He has also published under the pen names Sam Hutton and Steven Saunders.
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