Korrigan (Secrets of the Fae Book 1) / Rebecca F. Kenney
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A girl at night, a caged monster during the day. Aislinn has lived in darkness as long as she can remember. She is Korrigan— and only by Life-Stealing can she keep her human shape from dawn to dusk. When she finally steps into the sunlight, the first person she sees is Zane. He's everything she wants— handsome, sweet, and normal. But an encounter with the Far Darrig, the malevolent trickster of Old Irish myth, changes Aislinn's future. He opens a new realm of possibilities that are anything but normal— and with them, brings dreams and desires as dangerous as he is. Above all, Aislinn craves choice— the right to decide her own path. But what if gaining power for herself means giving up something much more precious?
"Aislinn herself is such a unique and interesting character, and her strength is demonstrated throughout the novel. Aislinn’s character grows exponentially but she is given the freedom to make her own choices and be her own woman. When I was reading, I was constantly just punching my fist in the air because finally, that’s the kind of female protagonist I want to read. The story itself is a fantastic and unique take on the usual Fae-type stories that have abounded after the release of Sarah J. Maas’ A Court of Thorns and Roses series. Kenney’s narrative is complex and twists Irish mythology and folklore with the supernatural and the magical. It takes you on the story of Aislinn and her journey of trying to lead a life with some sense of normalcy – but, honestly, what is ‘normal‘?- by the daylight. The reader is met with a myriad of characters, who are written as quite solid characters in themselves, but I want to emphasise the character Far Darrig. As the ‘villain’ of the story, I have to say that he was quite an enjoyable character – he is far more intricate than I initially suspected." -- Allie Reads blog
"I really loved the story. It was unique and my love for fantasy was fulfilled really well. The story developed throughout the book which kept up the suspense and keeps one hooked to the story. It is an interesting mix of Irish folklore and mythology with supernatural elements and magic. Aislinn is a great character and she grows so much during the story. Zane is her human boyfriend who is a sweet guy with a great heart. The villain in this book is the Far Darrig who was also my favourite character. His characterisation is written really well and he is a very intricate character." --Krisha, Bookathon Blog
"It’s well written, the characters are well defined, and the plot flows smoothly. If YA urban fantasy stories that have a love triangle are your thing, then give this a go. A strong debut. The Far Darrig is a character that piqued my interest a lot. I had not heard of the mythological character before reading this. I did read up a lot about him afterwards. I sure do love me a dark, mysterious, magical, character that holds power in a situation simply by being present. Oh, yes please!" --Jack, Random Melon Reads blog
"Korrigan by Rebecca Kenney is a intriguing work of fantasy that is hard to put down. There’s just something extremely compelling about the plot and characters that Kenney presents. The concept was very intriguing and I couldn’t wait to see what would happen next. It was filled with twists and turns. The characters were great and I especially loved Zane." --Read It and Weep Girls blog
A fresh take on Irish myth and legend, with elements of the supernatural and a love triangle that will delight fans of paranormal romance, Korrigan will charm young adult, new adult, and adult readers with its fast-paced plot and genuine characters. Aislinn overcomes the darkness and abuse in her past, transforming into someone much stronger.
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"Aislinn herself is such a unique and interesting character, and her strength is demonstrated throughout the novel. Aislinn’s character grows exponentially but she is given the freedom to make her own choices and be her own woman. When I was reading, I was constantly just punching my fist in the air because finally, that’s the kind of female protagonist I want to read. The story itself is a fantastic and unique take on the usual Fae-type stories that have abounded after the release of Sarah J. Maas’ A Court of Thorns and Roses series. Kenney’s narrative is complex and twists Irish mythology and folklore with the supernatural and the magical. It takes you on the story of Aislinn and her journey of trying to lead a life with some sense of normalcy – but, honestly, what is ‘normal‘?- by the daylight. The reader is met with a myriad of characters, who are written as quite solid characters in themselves, but I want to emphasise the character Far Darrig. As the ‘villain’ of the story, I have to say that he was quite an enjoyable character – he is far more intricate than I initially suspected." -- Allie Reads blog
"I really loved the story. It was unique and my love for fantasy was fulfilled really well. The story developed throughout the book which kept up the suspense and keeps one hooked to the story. It is an interesting mix of Irish folklore and mythology with supernatural elements and magic. Aislinn is a great character and she grows so much during the story. Zane is her human boyfriend who is a sweet guy with a great heart. The villain in this book is the Far Darrig who was also my favourite character. His characterisation is written really well and he is a very intricate character." --Krisha, Bookathon Blog
"It’s well written, the characters are well defined, and the plot flows smoothly. If YA urban fantasy stories that have a love triangle are your thing, then give this a go. A strong debut. The Far Darrig is a character that piqued my interest a lot. I had not heard of the mythological character before reading this. I did read up a lot about him afterwards. I sure do love me a dark, mysterious, magical, character that holds power in a situation simply by being present. Oh, yes please!" --Jack, Random Melon Reads blog
"Korrigan by Rebecca Kenney is a intriguing work of fantasy that is hard to put down. There’s just something extremely compelling about the plot and characters that Kenney presents. The concept was very intriguing and I couldn’t wait to see what would happen next. It was filled with twists and turns. The characters were great and I especially loved Zane." --Read It and Weep Girls blog
A fresh take on Irish myth and legend, with elements of the supernatural and a love triangle that will delight fans of paranormal romance, Korrigan will charm young adult, new adult, and adult readers with its fast-paced plot and genuine characters. Aislinn overcomes the darkness and abuse in her past, transforming into someone much stronger.
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