Emily Wilde may be toying with an engagement with her fellow Cambridge scholar and former rival Wendell Bambleby, but she isn’t completely sold on marrying a member of the Fair Folk royalty. She has plenty of research to do and marrying a refugee member of Fae royalty is an extremely dangerous path for a woman who spends most of her time reducing danger. Wilde has made a name for herself with her first compressive encyclopedia of faeries, but she has a new project. Her research may give Wendell back access to his realm though his own personal door/portal, but it also might give his murderous stepmother access to him and Emily Wilde.
Heather Fawcett’s second book in the Emily Wilde series breaks the common curse of a weak secondary novel in a series. Emily and Wendell are just as fun the second time around in their awkward adventures to stay alive, if not more so now that we’ve come to know and love the characters. The story is fun, engaging, and a great way to spend a day reading.
Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands is now available.
