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Quick Overview

The Courting of Bristol Keats

by Mary E. Pearson

Overall Score
7/10
Hook Speed⚡ ⚡ ⚡
Eye Roll TestTiny Eye Roll
Vomit RatingPass the Ginger Chew
Worldbuilding DifficultyMedium Portal

I enjoyed The Courting of Bristol Keats enough to keep turning the pages, but I never felt completely grounded in the story.

My Thoughts

The mystery surrounding Bristol and her family kept me invested, and I liked uncovering the fae world alongside her. Unfortunately, the farther the story progressed, the more chaotic it became. New revelations, characters, and plot threads came at such a fast pace that I often felt like I was trying to keep up instead of becoming immersed in the story.

I'm glad I read it, and I was curious enough to immediately pick up the sequel. But if I'm recommending books to someone else, this probably isn't one I'd put near the top of the list.

Would I Recommend It?

🤷 Depends on the reader.

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