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With a new threat to face, Wyatt is continually thrust into the events of his past, needing to learn to face them, as well as still going through the struggles with his body image, being a trans man, and exploring what his own future will look like piled on top of everything he is going through. In this novel, Wyatt works with Emyr to reform the ruling governance and laws shadowing over the kingdom of Asalin.

While I didn’t get the same enjoyment out of this second installment as I did the first novel, it was still an enjoyable read that had a lot of focus on LGBTQ culture. This book is the conclusion to The Witch King duology. And this may be more than the two of them can fix.Īs Wyatt struggles to learn control of his magic and balance his own needs with the needs of a kingdom, he must finally decide on the future he wants-before he loses the future he and Emyr are building… My Review: But when they uncover the hidden truth about the witches’ real place in fae society, it becomes clear the problems run much deeper than anyone knew. Two weeks after the door to Faery closed once more, Asalin is still in turmoil. Emyr and Wyatt are hunting Derek and Clarke themselves after having abolished the corrupt Guard, and are trying to convince the other kingdoms to follow their lead. In the heart-stopping sequel to The Witch King, Wyatt and Emyr attempt to rebuild Asalin despite unexpected new enemies within their kingdom. Edgmon for the opportunity to not only read The Fae Keeper in exchange for an honest review, but to be a part of the blog tour as well. Thank you to NetGalley, Inkyard Press, and H.E. At least, you were always meant to be.”–Mary Fae magic has the ability to refill our wells…And witches, in turn, can take that magic and return its power to the land it was originally taken from…Your kinds are one another’s keepers. “When a witch creates a connection with a fae…we can draw on.