An Enchantment of Ravens
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: sad love story? dude im about to jump on this sick faerie horse and slay an all-powerful fae king, i dont even remember what a tragic ending is
Oh?? 👌😉😏
cute fluffy love story - we need all the serotonin we can get in this society!!!
non-powered heroine who survives by being consistently level-headed and quick-thinking - isobel really said #galaxybrain rights
aloof but ultimately v loveable male love interest
nature spirit!fae and fun mashup of classic fae lore - you can tell the author really had fun doing her own take on fairytale tropes!
writing style - any style that remotely reminds me of dwj wins in my book
No.. ❌🤢🤮
a travelling story - which is apparently something people don’t like reading about? idk, if you’re not into smelling the roses, this isn’t your book
not enough fluff - even though this book is like eating cotton candy. but tbh there should’ve been more making out (just one more make out scene, margaret rogerson, please……..do it for the serotonin)
Summary: A portrait artist who lives in a small town called Whimsy gets commissioned by a faerie prince of the autumn court to paint his likeness. As is inevitable in all stories involving customer service, he gets mad at her for some misunderstanding that wasn’t her fault in the first place, and takes her away to the fairylands to stand trial for her despicable art crimes.
Concept: 💭💭💭💭💭
The cover looked gorgeous, so I was gonna pick it up eventually, but then I heard it was supposed to be pure tooth-rotting fluff so I bumped it up on my ‘to-read’ list. You can never read too much fluff! Plus I’d read the excerpt while browsing books, and the writing style was so atmospheric and beautiful and melodic….not too flowery, until I didn’t know my ass from my elbow, but not blunt either. It’s not often I find a writing style that makes me sit up and take notice. And I’m always game for more takes on fae lore.
Some spoilers under the cut!


















