Thank you to the publisher for my netgalley widget. Unfortunately I was unable to connect with the story as Romantasy is not really my thing. I much prefer darker fantasy. I would recommend this to fans of Sarah J Maas .

Oh. My.

This was truly, undoubtedly fantastic.

Excellent world building, incredibly expressed cruelty and clever politics, unbelievable twists, unexpected revelations and betrayals.

I loved Kenna as a character, her journey and bravery, her kindness and strength.

The romance was a small part of the overall story, and the few spicy scenes were scorching, really well done.

I suspect we have a Tamlin situation going on here, and someone else will turn out to be the love interest, and I cannot wait to find out if my predictions will come true.

The action towards the end blew my mind even more than everything leading up to it, and the final pages made me very hopeful and excited for the next book.

Just overall absolutely sensational!

Incredibly well written, with fantastic imagery and ideas that though familiar feel fresh in the author’s capable hands. Unfortunately, I ultimately wasn’t able to connect as strongly to this book as I’d wanted.

I don’t even know where to start with Servant of Earth by @mssarahhawley Sarah Hawley, but I shall do my best. Kenna is a human that has found herself living in the underground Fae realm, serving House of Earth. Part of her servitude is helping her mistress pass the trials for immortality. Things take a turn when Kenna gets embroiled in a secret rebellion to overthrow the Fae king of all the houses.

If you’re looking for a new fantasy romance that has a little bit (or a lot) of everything, Servant of Earth is for you. Court intrigue, magic, dangerous trials, adventure, politics, and romance are abundant in this novel, and masterfully done. Sarah weaves the most enrapturing story, I could not put it down!