All, that is, apart from DC Sue Clarke, who has been summoned to the discovery of a human foot in a farmer’s field.

As I’ve said multiple times, I don’t really like journey stories, and for the first 100 or so pages, I really wasn’t into this one at all. But I loved her bff and their banter, I loved the personalities of both MCs and the trials kept me on the edge of my seat! Frost is reeling under the strain, his paperwork is still in arrears and now, more than ever, his self-righteous colleagues would love to see him sacked. If you are into dark romance, books that will constantly have you on the edge of your seat wanting to scream at both of the MCs about how the answers are so blindly in their face this is a book you are going to want to read.

I liked that the Frost Fair was a very low-stakes event for Cassie to visit – it’s nice to see positive aspects of history presented in childrens’ books as well as the tendency to focus on the gross or dangerous.

Ava, a fae in the human world, discovers her human boyfriend cheating on her on her birthday and finds herself drunkenly insulting the Fae King Torin. The book could have been way, way better if the author had put some depth into it, but more of that later.From Nobel Laureates Samuel Beckett and Harold Pinter to theatre greats Tom Stoppard and Alan Bennett to rising stars Polly Stenham and Florian Zeller, Faber Drama presents the very best theatre has to offer. The reality TV / competition to win the chance at becoming the Seelie Queen is going to be a love hate situation for readers. We're with her near constantly, so her struggle to stay human in a crumbling world and do everything she can to ensure the survival of herself and her loved ones is right at the forefront of the story.

And obviously, this is a fantasy romance read, so I can't get away with not saying anything about the romance between Torin, the Seelie king, and Ava.So turns out, there's not much I liked about it besides the cover and few enjoyable moments of the competition but other than that it wasn't great.

There is drama, there is some serious competition, and there are untold secrets laced within the pages. So our heroine had to be one from the human world where she was the fae abandoned who didn’t know her parents and couldn’t care less about fae or their king or any kinda magic because she didn’t have any. DI Jack Frost, officially on duty, is nevertheless determined to sneak off to a colleague’s leaving party. Frost is a fast-paced, quick and easy, steamy read and I am already so attached to the characters and this plot. I loved racing alongside Rosie and her friends on a journey that needed valiance, courage and logic.

I’ve been reading this book during my holiday and I was just waiting for some time off to get back to it.