Blurb:
A quest fulfilled, and a new king on her arm, Gobeth Argos
has a lot of work to do, starting with the bonding of her king and herself, as
well as introductions to the rest of the Nightmare Courts.
Bringing the chancellors from the Sluagh to heel is first on the agenda; especially because she knows they are involved in foul play and a plot to give their courts to the goblin king, Huron.
Her king’s emergence will not only set everyone straight, but bring old enemies out of the shadows, and truths long buried to the surface. Blood will be spilled, and allegiances will be formed.
A war is coming, one that has been brewing since long before she was born, one that will test those she loves, her allies, and even Faerie itself. And with the war comes new opportunities and the blossoming of faerie in a way they never thought possible.
Bringing the chancellors from the Sluagh to heel is first on the agenda; especially because she knows they are involved in foul play and a plot to give their courts to the goblin king, Huron.
Her king’s emergence will not only set everyone straight, but bring old enemies out of the shadows, and truths long buried to the surface. Blood will be spilled, and allegiances will be formed.
A war is coming, one that has been brewing since long before she was born, one that will test those she loves, her allies, and even Faerie itself. And with the war comes new opportunities and the blossoming of faerie in a way they never thought possible.
My review:
The Sweet
Unknown picks up right where Calling to the Deep left us hanging. Gobeth finds her king and he is the
perfect guy to help her slap down the insurrection among the Sluagh. But they
are the smallest of Gogo’s problems and she is going to need all her men and
help from the other courts to take on the Goblin King and the Hobs. With all
the changes in Faerie and despite being the Nightmare Courts it seems that love
is stronger and what keeps them keeping on. This terrific addition to the
series is filled with action, adventure and love.
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