Feversong -- the end of an era

Feversong by Karen Marie Moning
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I've been trying to work out what to put here but fear it would just be a mess of crying and heart emojis. I could c/p all the DMs between me & my @sparklybearsy but that would take up too much space. What I've come up with is this:

I went back and reread all the books from the beginning, starting with the Highlander novels & while I was desperate to start Feversong, I knew once I did it would be over forever.

I've been intimately involved with the Fever universe for the last 12 years (longer if you count the Highlander books since they are connected) and was not ready to let it go. I never will be. While there have been times I really didn't like what happened, the actions of certain characters, the endless waiting, it was all worth it. It all makes sense.

There are still loose ends and I am excited to see what the future holds for Dani & Ryodan & Christian & Lor & the rest of the Nine. I hope KMM will let us get a peek in at Mac n Barrons from time to time. We waited so very long for their love and it is so beautiful. We thought we loved Barrons before but we had no idea how enormous our love could be.

In a world rich with excellent characters, Jericho Barrons is one of the greatest I have ever read. Or could ever hope to. Finally seeing his whole heart is magical. My love for him is infinite, like his love for Mac.

I spent the entire last portion of this book crying my eyes out and while I am heartbroken, I am also happy. Satisfied with how it all ended. Hopeful and excited for the future. Nursing a book hangover that's going to take me ages to recover from.

Barrons' Rainbow Girl and Mac's Sun, Moon and Stars have my entire heart. And they always will.

Thank you, KMM. ❤❤❤


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