The Song of the Fae

I got to about 33 or so percent when I realised I wasn't taking anything in and I wasn't really interested. Not the characters, plot, world-building, anything could really get me into the book. Unfortunately, skimming ahead didn't really do anything for me, so dnf it is.

I don't have much to say about the characters because I didn't feel like I knew them. The writing's partially at fault. It's also due to the pacing. It was incredibly fast at the beginning and then slowed down, then went fast and back and forth. That didn't give me the time I needed to figure out the characters' personalities or the world-building because I kept trying to catch up with the pace.

I think I can tell you like two things about Kiera (well, three if you include her name). One, that she has a father. I have no idea if she talks to him after she goes to the palace. Or if she ever sees him again. And two that she's able to wield some type of healing magic that was probably explained as she grew more experienced.

I also don't really have a lot to say about Dorian because he wasn't exactly memorable to me. He didn't feel like he was a Fae character. He felt more like a character who simply happened to have pointed ears and could use magic. I know I'm fairly new to the Fae genre but I don't think that's how it should be?