City of Fae by Pippa DaCosta

Title: City of Fae

Author: Pippa DaCosta

Publisher: Bloomsbury Spark – Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

Published: May 7th, 2015

Rating: 4/5

Humans were made aware of the Fae years ago. Now they live alongside each other but must remember the Trinity Law which starts by reminding humans they can look but not touch the Fae. After being fired from her job as a reporter, Alana finds the fae rock superstar, Sovereign, collapsed on the platform of an underground station and forgets that rule as she tries to help him.

With strong characters, charismatic and evil in disguise, this story takes readers into a fast paced race to save human kind for evil, dark Fae who are ruled by their Queen. The story has unexpected twists and turns along the way. You’re never quite certain which characters are ‘good’, ‘evil’ or ‘constructs’ at some points. This is obviously the start to a great series and I hope to read more books continuing this saga in future!

Thanks to the author, publishers and NetGalley, too, for letting me read this book in exchange for an honest review.