Fey, by C. S. Feldman
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*** For a limited time, you can get a free sneak peek at the first book in the upcoming Heroes for Hire fantasy adventure series--visit www.csfeldman.com for the details (copy and paste into your browser). *** Nessa Donnelly never expected to see her estranged and eccentric father again, but a phone call summons her back to her hometown and to the hospital in which the elder Donnelly lies in a comatose state for which his doctors have no explanation. Bit by bit, long-buried family secrets emerge, and Nessa begins to realize that those secrets were kept hidden from her for a reason. She also realizes that there is something in the woods behind her father’s house that he never told her about, something that can’t be explained. And she is also not as alone in his house as she thought she was…
Fey, by C. S. Feldman- Amazon Sales Rank: #212229 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-10-21
- Released on: 2015-10-21
- Format: Kindle eBook
About the Author C. S. Feldman loves all things fantasy related and writes both novels and screenplays. Stop by and say hi on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/AuthorCSFeldman.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Good Reading By LAS Reviewer Some parents keep secrets from their adult children, but most of those secrets aren’t quite as big as the ones that Nessa’s father has been keeping from her.The beginning caught my attention immediately. I can’t remember the last time I read a fantasy tale that involved the main character visiting a sick, elderly parent in the hospital, so I was keen to see how the author would weave everything together. As nicely written as these scenes were, they ended up setting the stage for even better ones later on in the plot. I only grew more excited about Nessa and her father’s unusual property over time, and it all began with the very first paragraph.There was one part of Nessa’s backstory that I would have liked to see more attention paid to. The narrator described it in a way that didn’t completely mesh with what I’d already learned about her and her father’s personalities. It was a small discrepancy, and I still enjoyed this book quite a bit. Had it been better explained, though, I would have chosen a much higher rating for it as I was really impressed with everything else in it.The plot twists were incredibly well done. While I was able to pick up on many of them ahead of time, this didn’t make me relish them any less because of how carefully the author embedded the clues about what was happening into this story. They were so subtle that I could have easily overlooked them, yet once I noticed them they made perfect sense.Fey should be read by anyone who is in the mood for something that is full of surprises.originally posted at long and short reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. A Peek Into The Darker Side Of The Fey By Jennifer DeCuir I have to say, the timing of this book couldn't be better - though I wish I'd waited a few days and sat up late on Halloween night while I got my creepy fix. :)The bulk of my fey knowledge stems from the Cicely Mary Barker flower fairies and the few YA books I've managed to get my hands on. So reading this story where the whimsical, fluttery, feel-good fairies that I am used to are replaced by a darker presence that is sneaky and cruel was fascinating. I loved learning about a different facet to this mythological being. And the way Feldman wove in the children's fairy tale that Nessa learned from her father - bit by bit - until it all comes out in the end. What a clever way to engage the reader while feeding them info in intriguing, manageable bites!As someone else previously mentioned, this story does take a bit to get into - but hang in there, it's totally worth it! The last 45 minutes flew by. And the last sentence of the book - perfect. This was a wonderful introduction to the Donnellys VS the fey and I am very interested to see what future books have in store for Nessa and her father.*** I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review ***
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Some Family Secrets Should Probably Stay Secret... By Mareena McGirr Nessa Donnelly has been happily married to her husband Reg for four years. In all that time, she has never once mentioned her family - claiming only that she has been on her own for a long time. The truth is that Nessa Donnelly does have family - her father, Hugh and brother Orin - but she hasn't seen either of them for many, many years. Although she doesn't understand what caused their initial estrangement, she can't completely quell the sneaking suspicion that it is her choice of career - a sculptress in a family of stonemasons - that has made her something of a disappointment to her father.While it seems that her career doesn't exactly please her father, Nessa would say that she absolutely loves sculpting and honestly can't see herself doing anything else. She may not be content with the current state of their relationship, but she has somehow managed to come to terms with the way things are between herself and her family. Nessa never actually expected to see her eccentric father ever again, so it comes as something of a surprise to her to receive a phone call from the hospital in her hometown. According to his doctors, Hugh Donnelly lies in a persistently comatose state for which they have no explanation.Although he is comatose, his vital signs seem to be deteriorating; so his doctors are hoping that Nessa can shed some light on her father's inexplicable condition. Horrified to hear that her father's condition is so dire, Nessa rushes back home to be with him. Since she had always believed that the Donnelly family came from hardier stock, she is beyond stunned to discover her father is actually perilously close to death. As much as she would like to help them, Nessa isn't exactly sure how much information she can provide to her father's doctors - after all, her brother Orin is much closer to their father than she is - so he would have a better understanding of their father's medical issues.However, Nessa assures his doctors that she will do her best to help them discover what is wrong with her father. The search requires that she move back in to her childhood home for a while, and she is astonished when she sees the dilapidated condition of her father's house. As Nessa begins her research, long-buried family secrets emerge, and she slowly begins to realize that those secrets were kept hidden from her for a specific reason; a reason that she can't fully comprehend.She also realizes that there is something in the woods behind her father's house; something that he never told her about. Although she doesn't know how she knows it, Nessa understands that there is actually something in the woods that defies any sort of logical explanation. She has the vaguely unsettled feeling that whatever resides in the forest has been there since she was a child.And, in what is perhaps the most disturbing realization of all, Nessa slowly comes to believe that she is not quite as alone in her father's house as she thought she was...It probably won't come as much of a surprise to my readers, but I really do enjoy reading stories based on Irish folklore. In my opinion, the plot of this story was intriguing and I was curious to see how it would develop. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book and found that the story was very well-developed and easily paced for its length - definitely an A! Actually, I'd be very interested in finding out if Ms. Feldman will write a sequel to this story.Full Disclosure: 'Fey' by C. S. Feldman read and reviewed by Mareena McGirr, an avid reader and book reviewer from Albany, New York. Many thanks to the author as I received a copy of this book for free from her.
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