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I've read the first three books and really look forward to the 4th next year. Excellent tale of an orphan girl who has to live with other homeless kids working as a pickpocket to survive in Victorian London. She's unaware that she's the descendant of a Faerie King and must take on responsibilities she never dreamed of, while taking care of the younger orphans she lives with. There's danger, some torture, and a great deal of risk for her and her friends from the Unseelie King who wants to rule all of Faerie. This story contains a great deal of action and it's a real page turner. The characters are fascinating and you'll be rooting for Tiki at the same time you're wishing she wouldn't put herself in so many dangerous positions. The first two books really should be read before starting this one.


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The Seven Year King The Faerie Ring No 3 Kiki Hamilton 9781481247450 Books Reviews

This the third of four in the series. I have thoroughly enjoyed immersing myself in the land of Faerie, a world I realize is quite true and real even if unseen to mortal humans most of the time.
Review courtesy of Dark Faerie Tales.

Quick & Dirty A great faerie world filled with vivid imagery and a fantastic, detailed story.

Opening Sentence Firelight flickered from wall-mounted torches in the small chamber off the Great Hall as the Winter King and his court of UnSeelie advisors- Bearach, Sullivan, Cruinn and Scathach--gathered in a circle.

The Review

Kiki Hamilton has always been one of my favorite authors. From reading The Faerie Ring, I was instantly hooked with her style of storytelling. With each book, she adds a level of darkness, slowly uncovering the truths behind the glamour. The Seven Year King is the anticipated third book of the series. Hamilton brings the evil and terrifying side of the UnSeelie Court to the forefront. I absolutely loved the attention between the two worlds, and you might also.

Tiki is an enjoyable character. She once was a street rat, fighting her way around to survive. Now she is the Queen of the Seelie Court, newly discovered and rightfully crowned. Tiki has grown from the time I first met her. She now allows others into her life, accepting and trusting those she cares about. And while I partially miss her former life, I enjoy this new personified Tiki. She hasn't completely accepted the challenge of being a Queen, but I believe she is a natural leader. Tiki has proven it again and again in the first two books.

Hamilton brings the supporting characters to the forefront in The Seven Year King. Whether it is the King of the UnSeelie court, or a hobgoblin protecting his land, Hamilton makes sure to showcase who they are. I never felt that there was a character out of place. I felt that each character added to the plot, bringing another detail that made the world more real.

Hamilton talks about an interesting subject matter within the pages of The Seven Year King. She talks about loyalty to one's people, loyalty to friends, and most importantly, loyalty to one's self. Loyalty has always been a topic of the books, and it's creative the way she did it. Tiki battles with herself in regards to her past and future. She constantly questions and debates about how she would want to rule the Seelie Court while balancing the ones that she cares for back home.

While I enjoyed this story, at times, I felt that there were scenes in the book that could have been left out. The Seven Year King had a many transitional moments, most which were most likely necessary. I felt that the scenes were ones that ensured Tiki's journey as a queen, showcasing the similarities and differences of who she was then with whom she was now. There was a moment where I felt like the subplots were battling with each other, vying for my attention. It distracted me for only a moment, but it was still there.

I'm glad that The Faerie Ring series isn't a trilogy. Hamilton's world is too interesting to stop after three books. There is so much uncharted territory and so many characters yet to be introduced that I haven't yet met.

I enjoyed The Seven Year King for the unique fae world and Hamilton's take on the culture. It's intricate and detailed; something that I thoroughly enjoy.

FTC Advisory I purchased this copy of The Seven Year King. No goody bags, sponsorships, "material connections," or bribes were exchanged for my review.
I liked that it made me wanting more,I hope she continue's with this story and writes another book.I love books with Faries,Fantasy and Romance.
Although my days as a "young adult" are far behind me, I continue to be engaged and entertained by Kiki Hamilton's Faerie Ring series. The tale continues with surprising turns and new characters - can't wait to see what The Faerie Queen brings us in book 4!
So I cant say much without giving anything away

First I will say that this was obviously a filler book. IT even has the "twist" cliffhanger that makes me want to scream. ANd the romance really showed in this book. The way Tiki wanted to keep defending reiker when he was called a halfbreed, I wanted to shouted YES! so it was a good book. however it probably could have been better.
This series is just so awesome! I'm usually not too big a fan of faerie books (the fey just cause so much trouble) but I just love these characters and there's so much adventure and danger, and just the right amounts of romance and intrigue. So good. Seriously one of my favorite series but the wait between each book is just torture.
Poor Tiki can't catch a break. Love to see her coming into her own & even getting a little BA! Ugh Larkin is so sneaky, that ending was a little painful. I adore Tiki & Rieker (Wills) together, they are too freaking cute; I loved all of their scenes )
Can't wait to see what happens next!
I've read the first three books and really look forward to the 4th next year. Excellent tale of an orphan girl who has to live with other homeless kids working as a pickpocket to survive in Victorian London. She's unaware that she's the descendant of a Faerie King and must take on responsibilities she never dreamed of, while taking care of the younger orphans she lives with. There's danger, some torture, and a great deal of risk for her and her friends from the Unseelie King who wants to rule all of Faerie. This story contains a great deal of action and it's a real page turner. The characters are fascinating and you'll be rooting for Tiki at the same time you're wishing she wouldn't put herself in so many dangerous positions. The first two books really should be read before starting this one.