I think the book actually spent about a month sitting on my bookshelf before I got around to reading it, but once I started, I almost couldn’t stop! I hadn’t heard anything about Valentine, or it’s author, and I didn’t want to get my hopes up too much.
I had absolutely no idea what to expect when this book arrived at the Bookshop for me, and to be honest, I was really apprehensive.While I have read some truly amazing young-adult fantasy, I have also read some that is truly terrible. Ĭover image and description both sourced from Goodreads, Rating:īecause that particular play one words (you’ll get it once you read the book) epitomised what I loved about this book! Review And then there’s the explosive chemistry between them that neither of them know quite what to do about. Finn must come to terms with his newfound heritage. Pearl must use all her wits to protect herself. And now both the Seelie and the Unseelie think Pearl is the Valentine, and if they find out she isn’t, she’ll disappear too. The Unseelie have come to kill the Valentine – except they don’t know who it is.
Finn is also the Valentine: a Seelie fairy changeling swapped for a human boy at birth. As the bodies mount up, Pearl Linford has to work out what in the supernatural hell is going on, before it happens to her.įinn Blacklin is the boy with whom Pearl shares a birthday, the boy she has known all her life and disliked every second of it, the boy her subconscious has a totally annoying crush on. Maas.įour teenagers – all born on the same Valentine’s Day – begin to disappear. Valentine is the first in a smart, witty and page-turning YA series with a paranormal twist for fans of Holly Black and Sarah J.
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