Series: Faerie Path
by Author Allan Frewin Jones
The Faerie Path (2007)
My guess is you would like this book if u like those books about magic and mystery and love. Don't worry. this book isn't as "fruity tooty" as it sounds. I personnaly read it in about 4 days. Anita is a girl growing up in present day London. It is her 16th birthday and she receives a mysterious b...
Faerie Path #5: The Enchanted Quest (Faerie Path (2010)
Sigh this series infuriates me. I have read other reviews on this series and most of them are true. Yes Jones drags out this story, yes some parts are slow, yet I can't get enough. The ending of book 5 made me mad as hell. After everything Tania has been through and now this!?! I will have to wai...
Faerie Path #6 (2009)
The author really has you where he wants you with this book. If you have enjoyed this series and wish to know how it really ends you are out of luck. Unfortunately this is the last book of the series and it really does in with about one million cliffhangers. Its not the typical, " oh I really l...
The Charmed Return (2011)
Now that I have finally finished the series I can actually write my review. I guess we will start at the beginningAnita/Tania is a half faerie half mortal girl who has been trapped in London for 500 years. In the first book we find out with her that she has a dual soul and can travel between both...
Das verfluchte Königreich (2000)
Love this one! Fairy Tale like, magic, and romance.
The Enchanted Quest (2010)
Reviewed by Andrea for TeensReadToo.comA strange and mysterious illness is taking over the land of Faerie, and a member of the royal family falls ill.Tania must go on a journey to find the cure. Her family, and the people of her land, are counting on her. The mortal Connor and Rathina, Tania's si...
The Immortal Realm (2009)
I loved this series before and then I saw that this book is coming out and I thought it was because the author just didn't want to give up. A lot of authors don't know when to end a series. But I am glad she continued this because I didn't realize that there was so much more that could be told. I...