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Reader reviewed by Jamie

"keep your head down and your mouth shut," Aislinn's grandmother used to tell her. 'focus. control.' she thinks when one approaches her. 'don't run. they love the chase.' she tells herself when all she wants is to run, to reach Seth's house. the safe house. inside the safe steel walls of Seth's railroad car house she can hide. she can hide from the faeries that she sees, invisible to everyone but her and her grandmother. she has been taught to ignore their existence, but she can't quite ignore her faerie stalkers. and these are no ordinary fay, either. oh no, they are court fay. she is soon caught in a dilemma; she has caught the attention of Keenan, one of the fay that are stalking her. she finds out that he is the summer king and has to choose to risk the cold of winter and maybe be the one, or not risk it and become a summer girl. either way, she looses her mortality and she wants that more than anything because she can be with Seth. she also knows that all existence is depending on her.

this is the first book about faeries that i have read. i like it.