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Celtic Faerie lore, controlling mother, deceitful aunt, a gorgeous guy, and a cute guy best friend make up the life of Deirdre Monaghan.
Not to mention, her crazy insane (as in good) ability to play the harp. Oh, and she has one resourceful Grandma. Though we can’t say she was very informational or that we are happy about what happens to her.
This book is centered on Deirdre, and the Faerie that are after her. She meets Luke and there is an instant attraction, much to the chagrin of her BFF James ...more
Not to mention, her crazy insane (as in good) ability to play the harp. Oh, and she has one resourceful Grandma. Though we can’t say she was very informational or that we are happy about what happens to her.
This book is centered on Deirdre, and the Faerie that are after her. She meets Luke and there is an instant attraction, much to the chagrin of her BFF James ...more
Amazing! Beautiful, fun and impossible to put down! I have read through this in just a day (thank God my child napped well and I didn't drop the book on the stove because I even read while I cooked! ) I am actually sad I can not force Myself to stay awake long enough to read through Ballad before I turn in. Damn my being out of red bull!
Tomorrow, Ballad! ...more
Tomorrow, Ballad! ...more
A love story set in a musical fairy tale where love binds and sets you free.
Deirdre Monaghan was an ordinary girl whose introvert personality gives her stage fright whenever she will play her harp in front of an audience. It all changes one day when handsome, Luke Dillon came to play his flute with her.
Thrust in a dangerous game where her death is the ultimate goal, Dierdre will uncover secrets of the past as she tries to survive and save those she loves.
I felt that this has a mature-feel of a ...more
Deirdre Monaghan was an ordinary girl whose introvert personality gives her stage fright whenever she will play her harp in front of an audience. It all changes one day when handsome, Luke Dillon came to play his flute with her.
Thrust in a dangerous game where her death is the ultimate goal, Dierdre will uncover secrets of the past as she tries to survive and save those she loves.
I felt that this has a mature-feel of a ...more
Jan 05, 2010
E.J. Stevens
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it was amazing
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I began reading Lament: The Faerie Queen's Deception by Maggie Stiefvater the day before St. Patrick's Day thinking that the fall of four leaf clovers on the front cover was appropriate for the holiday. I wasn't able to put it down. This book has a pleasant mix of compelling characters and shadowed mystery that kept me reading even when I should have turned the light off for bed (always a sure sign that I'm enjoying a book!).
I recommend Lament to fans of young adult, fantasy, and paranormal rom ...more
I recommend Lament to fans of young adult, fantasy, and paranormal rom ...more
Dec 26, 2009
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