Book Review: The Fae Princes by Nikki St. Crowe

This series has been a trip. Despite it violently thrusting me out of my comfort zone (not entirely a bad thing) and exposing me to reverse harem dark romance (not my thing, I’ve discovered), I have grown to adore St. Crowe’s version of Neverland, the Peter Pan story, and characters that are dark and twisty, and pretty effed up.

The Fae Princes is book four in the Vicious Lost Boys series and St. Crowe does an excellent job bringing Winnie, Pan, Vane, Bash, and Kas’s arcs to a relatively tidy end. With unlikely alliances, sweet revenge (again), and the fate of Neverland at stake, our villainous band of characters has to face their most difficult challenge yet.

In many (though warped) ways, this series is about believing in yourself, letting go of your inhibitions, found family, and of course fornication. If those themes tickle your depraved fancy, read this series.