**edited 01/27/14 
 Aislinn has always had the Sight. She has always known that no matter how lovely the Fae may be, they are unpredictable. Dangerous. Downright wicked. So when a fairy suddenly expresses interest in her, she's far more frightened than flattered. But how can a highschool girl escape when the Summer King of the fae is after her? 
 My enjoyment of this book really surprised me, because I generally detest romances. For me, even the shortest lovey-dovey moment of any book, is either mind-numbingly dull or embarrassingly squicky. And yet, despite its general YA/romance vibe, I found myself really enjoying Wicked Lovely. Maybe it's the way I felt this book broke the stereotypes. The typical romance plot channels a mixture of Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights. Yes, I know they tend to think they're channeling Austen's Pride and Prejudice; they're not, but that's another rant for another day. 
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