Johnna 
 3 STARS 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 The House of the Rising Son is a complex story of love, turmoil, along with good versus bad. Augustine is a fairy, a Fae, who has had a tumultuous upbringing, but loves his City of New Orleans. Olivia Goodwin, a famous actress who is Fae, as well, is Augustine's friend and advocate, Olivia helped save him from his self and has ultimately made Augustine the protocol son of New Orleans. Olivia's daughter, Harlow, along with Olivia's confidant Lally, add layers to the story that are yet to be explored. New Orleans is another character in this unique tale. The vengeance of the other world players of vampires, good and bad fairies, along the witches playing with their spells and voodoo for bigger roles in wanting to be the keepers of the City and the historical power that only New Orleans has to offer. The House of the Rising Sun explores the many dimensions of the other world. The book explores the good and bad using spells, enchantments, powers, but most importantly love to set a dynamic stage for an enjoyable series. Book one leaves the reader with wanting more, seeing how the players develop, and ridding the City of the bad guys. I am looking forward to reading book two and seeing how the characters develop and mature.