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Reviewed by Samantha Dewitt (Rivera) for Readers' Favorite
There is definitely more than meets the eye at the Blackthorne Faire. The many characters that populate the faire are nothing compared to the ones who own it, the ones who stay mostly behind the scenes. Brian and Jimmy are at the faire to see Jimmy’s girlfriend and to help Brian forget about the tragedy of a lost love. But there are strange happenings going on at the faire, such as a girl who can play music that encompasses more than notes and another who can predict the future with her cards. There’s something almost too real about this Renaissance faire, but who’s to know for certain?
John Adcox has most assuredly created an amazing book of magic, faeries and more with Blackthorne Faire. I have always loved any story that had to do with these two topics especially and I was pleasantly surprised at the amazing style of this one. The characters really draw you in and seem to leap off the page into real life. Brian, Jimmy, Fiona, Erin and Jessica are great characters that you want to learn more about all the time. They have some interesting times and interesting adventures that you’ll never get tired of reading. I wanted to learn more even after I had finished this book. The adventure throughout had kept me turning pages again and again through the entire day and I didn’t even realize how long I had been reading until the end.
