A review of the whole Fever series. This series has eaten my better part of last week, even making me neglect some work. My first recommendation - don't read it unless you have the time to read all 5 book in the series straightaway. 
 It's very well plotted and it really is just one big story separated into 5 books. It keeps you on edge all the time, for every question answered it raises five new questions and that's how it goes all the time. I usually find lack of questions answered off-putting but here it works perfectly and you do get all the answers in the end (that's why I recommend reading it all at once or you'll feel very frustrated). 
 The set up is very interesting. It joins classic Fae lore with modern day Dublin life and reading those books makes you feel like being in Dublin and seeing all the strange things yourself. 
 The main heroine MacKaylda isn't flawless but she is likeable and she can call bullshit, even though she is introduced as a blond Barbie in book 1 (really, she even calls that herself), but she grows from a blonde clueless girl into a heroine. 
 Then there's the classic triangle with two guys, her "boss" and bookstore owner of unknown origin Jericho Barrons (sizzling hot alpha-male material) and a Seelie Fae prince V'lane (just a kiss from himm is orgasmic, Mac calls him death-by-sex). Mac doesn't trust any of the and the sexual tension throughout the books is quite delicious.