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Kristine Trinidad rika08 — Wicked Lovely is one of the best faerie related books I’ve ever read. Marr masterfully combines elements of the classic faerie image, promiscious partiers who remain entirely classy, with modern funk, piercings, tattoos and relationships that the centuries old faeries can never truly understand. I like that we get presented with a cast of less than ordinary characters. I loved Aislinn, who was allowed to really come into her own. I appreciated the way that she never handed over control, no matter what. I loved and hated Keenan in equal parts for most of the book. While you must lean towards dislike, because of his attitude towards everyone that is not him, I felt like Marr was able to give him a real personality behind his bad boy king persona. My absolute favorite character (and one I would like to be friends with!) though, was Seth. I would say that ‘he is everything you want in a …” but he can’t really be characterised as anything, he doesn’t fit any mould, hence the “…”. He is just Seth. Equal parts sweet and bad ass, Seth was what many boys in young adult fiction wish to be, an actual man! *gasp* I can’t really say much about the plot without giving anything away, which is making this quite tricky! All I will say is that Marr has the skills necessary to pull off a story that, written any other way, could have easily gone horribly awry. Instead we end up with a fantastic plot that is both magically and entirely down to earth. There is enough humanity scattered through out the novel so that we are never allowed to get overly carried away into the faerie magic of the battle between the Winter Queen and Summer Queen and yet enough magic to take us out of the ordinary and into the extraordinary! All in all an amazing read, one I would highly recommend to anyone the least bit interested in faerie folk lore and young adult books. This review was originally posted at