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All's Fair (Fair Folk Chronicles Book 4) Kindle Edition

by Katherine Perkins (Author), Jeffrey Cook (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

4.3 18 ratings

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Late December is a magical time of year. Magical enough for the forces of the Fomoire to truly begin their conquest.

Many people travel and consider new things during a gap year before college. Megan of the Unseelie, all of 18 now, is spending hers hurrying between realms and trying to figure how to stop the Fomoire from running rampant over all worlds when the Winter Solstice arrives.

Now Megan must rally her friends and allies one more time in a last, desperate mission. Especially because some on both sides say all those worlds are doomed.

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Jeffrey Cook lives in Maple Valley, Washington, with his wife and three large dogs. He was born in Boulder, Colorado, but has lived all over the United States. He's the author of the Dawn of Steam series of alternate-history/emergent Steampunk epistolary novels, the Young Adult sci-fi thriller Mina Cortez: From Bouquets to Bullets out of Fire and Ice YA Press, the YA contemporary Fantasy novel Foul is Fair, novellas for the Shakespear Goes Punk charity anthologies of Writerpunk Press, and numerous short stories. When not reading, researching, or writing, Jeffrey enjoys role-playing games and watching football. Katherine Perkins just moved to Mobile, Alabama, with her husband and one extremely skittish cat. She was born in Lafayette, Louisiana, and will defend its cuisine on any field of honor. She is the series editor of the Dawn of Steam series and the co-author of Foul is Fair, as well as novellas for Writerpunk Press and numerous short stories. When not reading, researching, writing, or editing, she tries to remember what she was supposed to be doing.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01GY6QG6A
Publisher ‏ : ‎ (June 11, 2016)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ June 11, 2016
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 1021 KB
Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
X-Ray ‏ : ‎ Not Enabled
Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Sticky notes ‏ : ‎ On Kindle Scribe
Print length ‏ : ‎ 220 pages

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Author Jeffrey Cook lives in Maple Valley, Washington, with his wife and three large dogs. He was born in Boulder, Colorado, but has lived all over the United States. He's contributed to a number of role-playing game books for Deep7 Press out of Seattle, Washington, but the Dawn of Steam series are his first novels. When not reading, researching or writing, Jeffrey enjoys role-playing games and watching football.
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Katherine Perkins lives wherever the road of a Visiting Assistant Professor's family takes her, her husband, and one extremely skittish cat. She was born in Lafayette, Louisiana, and will defend its cuisine on any field of honor. She is the editor of Jeffrey Cook's Dawn of Steam series and serves as Jeff’s co-author for the YA Fantasy Fair Folk Chronicles (beginning with Foul is Fair) and various short stories, including those for the charity anthologies of Writerpunk Press. When not reading, researching, writing, editing, or occasionally helping in the transcription of Braille songbooks, she tries to remember what she was supposed to be doing.
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A new favorite series!

Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2017

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What a great ride! It is all wrapped up now, but I would still love to read about new adventures in this 'world'. :-D

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A wonderful end to a fun journey

Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2016

I am obligated to say that I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review.

" Half a league, half a league,
Half a league onward,
All in the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.
“Forward, the Light Brigade!
“Charge for the guns!” he said:
Into the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred."
-Lord Tennyson. The Charge of the Light Brigade

All's Fair is the last book in Jeffrey and Katherine's Fair Folk Chronicles and it lives up to expectations.

Megan and Tiernan have taken over as the Unseelie Queen and Seelie King and even though they have the titles, General Inwar has taken control of the war efforts. After looking through her father's journals, Megan finds a clue to something that could possibly help turn the tide; Lugh's spear. Coming up with a plan to sneak out under Inwar's watchful eye, Megan and her friends go on one last adventure and possible suicide mission into the Fomoire stronghold of Gorias to find it.

Things that you thought you might know about some characters turns out wrong, and other characters have their own agenda that they are trying to push through.

While there are a few minor mistakes here and there, this is a fantastic ending to an awesome and HIGHLY recommended series. The Fair Folk Chronicles is a story about being who you are and rising up to the occasion. It’s about having faith in your friends and doing what is right and what needs to be done, even if it comes to sacrificing yourself. We watched Megan go from a heavily drugged artistic teen (because of her ADHD) to an incredible (and still artistic) Unseelie Queen who stands firm on her own two feet.

Tissues are also recommended for this book. I didn't cry as many big ugly tears for this as I did for 'A Fair Fight' but seriously, have them handy.

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Rose

Read this series!

Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2017

Megan goes from princess to queen; from high schooler to almost college; from bard to bard-warrior. In this last installment of Jeffrey Cook and Katherine Perkins Fair Folk Chronicles Megan and the gang really come into themselves and the roles they now find themselves in.

The ice is broken and only Riocard’s and Orlaith’s sacrifice keeps their enemies at bay. But, the fire wall can’t hold out forever, and the Fomoire are powerful. Far more powerful than the fae.

I really enjoyed how Megan stepped up. She dealt with being princess with hesitancy, but in the face of war, she didn’t shirk her responsibilities. With a little help from Beyond™, her father sets her on a path for one last, magical artefact. In the ensuing adventure, secrets are revealed.

This book…well, I sort of guessed it was going to make me an emotional mess, especially considering the end of book three. But, as per my usual, I underestimated exactly how much this book would cause me to suffer. At every twist and turn, I found myself attached to people I didn’t even want to like, and mourning those who I thought deserved better. But, of course, people die, and even the fae when up against their single greatest enemy.

When things get really bad, Megan calls up help from the goddess Brigid. And it does help. But the casualties of war are always numerous and fae wars are no different. In the end, those who died, died bravely.

I will definitely be coming back to this series. Re-reading it can only make it better.

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Valerie Roberson

I couldn't put it down! I couldn't stop reading!

Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2016

I couldn't put it down! I couldn't stop reading! I knew it is the last book to the series! I knew if I kept going the end would come to fast! But I was so sucked into this series, that I had to see what happened next!
At first I thought I had the wrong book in my head, but all of a sudden it all came back to me. I could see in my minds eye where I left off from the last book. Whew! I was scared there for a moment! But Megan and the rest was back on a new or continued adventure to save the Faerie World. They fought as if they have been fighting for hundreds of years. They put all their smarts and love for where they were into it.
Betrayal and the fall of An Teach Deiridh, along with keeping the turn of seasons in place, Queen Megan had a plate full. As the story went on and they started to beet the monsters back, I felt a shimmer of hope. But when the castle started to fall, tears came. How can Megan and her friends win all of this? She needs outside help! But how to get it? Fallow Megan and her friends one last time to fight for what they truly love, Faerie and all the creatures in it.
No questions asked! I Loved it!!! Hold onto your seat for a long ruff, action filled, suspense filled, hold your breath ride! You will wish that you didn't read it so fast! I did!

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Sheri B.

A fitting end to a fantastic series

Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2016

Adjusting from being a Faerie Princess to being the Unseelie Queen is hard enough, but with the Fomoire attacking and the General declaring defeat, there's no choice for Megan but to follow her heart and do whats right for her King - er, Queendom.
Our favorite heroes are all back, our half metahune engineer is now in college, our rockstar Satyress is talking about Christmas with her girlfriend and band, our pixie and her service crow are recovering from the loss of someone dear, and our ADHD Queen has taken up the fight once more to save the world. Now shes got a few more friends on her side. But is it enough?
A strong end to a solid story of mythology, action, and modern life, "Alls Fair" ties almost everything together in a nice bow.

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Tai

Couldn't put it down.

Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2016

I took a while to get past the first half of the book because I kept trying to only read it on work breaks so it wouldn't end so soon. After about halfway though I just started reading it any time I had even a free couple minutes. As always with the end of an enjoyable series it ended to quickly. Jeff and Katherine have a beautiful discriptive writing style that magically makes everything seem so real and at the same time so untouchable. Highly recommend this series for people of any age. If you love magic or the idea of a little more beauty in this world this book is for you.

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Daryl J Ball

As the fourth book in The Fair Folk Chronicles and ...

Reviewed in Canada on July 9, 2016

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As the fourth book in The Fair Folk Chronicles and the one that brings it to an end, there was a lot it had to accomplish. Since the first book, Megan, has had her world turned upside down and had to deal with an increasing amount of responsibility and awareness of her heritage as the daughter of the King of the Unseelie Court. Each book had her learning and dealing with a threat, all while a growing greater threat was increasingly hinted at.

All's Fair not only delivers on her and her allies finally facing this final grand threat to everything but does so in a manner that revisits everything in the first three books. It becomes apparent as the book unfolds that everything is even more connected than it seemed at the time. In doing so, it serves as a fitting climax to the series and wraps up numerous ongoing smaller stories surrounding the entire cast of characters, while also leaving things open enough that this world can be revisited in the future if so desired by the authors.

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