If you like books with a dark edge and enough detail to make the writting beautiful but not boring, then this is it.

This book gives a whole new meaning to the word “faerie tale”. It’s dark, suspenseful, and the LAST image that came to mind after reading this was of a winged creature sitting in a flower with a rainbow behind it.

The faerie world has unnervingly similar pannels to the “real” one, where good is not good, and evil is not evil. Everything is grey, but in lighter and darker shades. It’s real. It’s not all fluffy “tra-la-la”, hero gets the princess whatever garbadge. It’s full of hidden meanings, secret truths, and a wondrous blend of horror and romance.

This book (and it’s “sequel”, Valiant) are simply breathtaking.

I am DYING for the final installment of this series, Ironside, which is coming out in May.

Expect a nice long review for it come June (at latest) :D

See, the trick is, not to take Gravol when you’re actually nauseous. Because then you’ll throw up.

The only time I ever take Gravol is when I can’t sleep. I swear to God, pop one of these before going to bed, and you’ll be out in no time.

It’s like a sleeping pill. Only minus the prescriptions and the badness. C’mon, who can overdoes on Gravol? So if you ever have the bed-time blues, a lil Gravol ALWAYS does the trick :)