I highly recommend Dreamfever. 
 "What the fuck?" V'lane exploded. 
 My sentiments exactly. 
 *deep, deep breath* 
 What a wild and crazy ride. I can barely hear myself think! But oh, Jericho Barrons. *fans self* Feel free to take me away, and lock me up, and use me however and whenever you want to. (It would not hurt if you admit you have feelings for me). Ha! *ahem* 
 Mac. Would I even trade places with you? 
 The reality of what hit Mac after the wall crumbled was devastating. Her very fear coming to life, and without Barrons (even V'lane) to rescue her, was too much. And the fae power was too much as well, for she succumbed to the very thing she detested, a slave to a Fae when she'd rather kill them all. 
 But of course, the chapters when Mac was in a dream-like state were awesome (Barrons!). It was so uncharacteristic of her to behave that way, so uninhibited, untamed, and undisciplined, that Barrons was afraid even he cannot roused her to live once more. It was not everyday that I get to see Barrons wistful, regretful even. For the things he did, he knows Mac will never, ever forgive him (even if he's getting the Old Mac back). 
 Dani was a cool addition to the cast. Funny girl, that one (cannot decide between Barrons or V'lane, she'll take one or the other, so long as she's sated, lol). And Rowena, goodness how I hated that sidhe-seer. 
 When the "IYD" call went through, I went to a stupor. There's no putting down the book, for I will not be left hanging on things that are about to happen...! Crazy, I tell you. CRAZY! and that includes the ending. If my heart could break more right now, I'd let it. :( Not this way, I thought. Not this way. 
 If Faefever was the stake, Deamfever was the force that drove it in. 
 If you'd just fight like you fuck, you'd've walked out of this room the day I carried you in.