4⭐️ - Thank you Entangled Publishing for providing me a digital ARC on NetGalley of this book!

I picked up Vow of Eternal Night for Camp NetGalley this year and it honestly ended up being such a fun read!

I enjoyed the plot, it reminded me a lot of A Court of Thorns and Roses. I also loved the vampires, this was my first book with them and it definitely didn’t disappoint! The chapters and writing felt fairly fast paced and I also found it to be really addictive. I never wanted to put the book down, especially when I got past the 20% mark. All the gothic and medieval vibes were also perfect. This would definitely be a great fall/Halloween read!

The romance was good! I loved all the tension and the slow burn that we had for most of the book. I liked that there wasn’t too much spice in this one as well. The characters were also all great. I loved Clara and Raleigh as well as the found family trope they had with Moira and Enrique.

I will say, I wasn’t a big fan of the ending. It felt very rushed and everything concluded in the last 5-10%. I was honestly starting to wonder if this book was going to end on a cliffhanger. While I’m glad it didn’t end on a cliffhanger or have a heartbreaking ending, I do wish it hadn’t been rushed and that it had maybe ended differently. However, I do understand why the author wrote it the way they did and I kind of am hoping for a sequel now to maybe lead to and provide the ending I’m looking for.

Overall, this was an enjoyable and surprisingly good read! I hadn’t had any expectations really going into it since it was a random selection for the camp challenge. But I’m really glad I picked it up and I’d definitely like to read more by this author in the future! I do recommend this one! 😊

Thank you Underlined Books for sending me a physical ARC in exchange for an early and honest review!

I absolutely love this series and LOVED this book. What a great sequel! I was kind of nervous about it being written by a different author, but Anna Bright did a wonderful job keeping the Pixie Hollow vibes and worldbuilding consistent!

I really enjoyed the plot of this one! It was such a fun read and super unique! The dream magic was so cool to see especially after reading the last book. I loved how the plots between Wings of Starlight and Wings of Reverie were intertwined and related to each other but weren’t exactly the same. It really added to the magic and history of the world. And obviously I’m always happy to be back in Pixie Hollow no matter what the story is. 🤭

The romance was also so good! I loved the grumpy x sunshine trope that was going on throughout the story. I felt like Weaver and Periwinkle both had great character development individually while also building upon their relationship throughout the book! Also loved getting to see more of my favs, Gliss, Sled, and Spike from the movie!

The author did a great job incorporating moments and small details from the movies into the book, such as the puff balls on the shoes! I also loved getting the opportunity to learn more about Periwinkle’s character after only learning a small amount in the Secret of the Wings movie! I did feel like the writing or descriptions were a bit modern at times, but I honestly didn’t even notice too much or care. I can tell that the author truly did her research when writing this book and I think it aligns with Allison Saft’s, Wings of Starlight perfectly while still being its own book and it’s own take on the world!

As you can all see, I’m very VERY obsessed with the Wings of Pixie Hollow series. RH Disney could produce 20 more of these books and I’d probably rate them all 5 stars. Please give me more (PLEASE give me a Rosetta and Sled book). Anyways, I highly recommend this book and series! Such a perfect and magical YA read!

P.S. I’m so obsessed with Periwinkle’s final dream at the end of the epilogue 🤭 really ties things together.