I read this thinking it would continue from knife but its a story on its own following knifes daughter linden it refers back to knife and though it follows its own story it has woven into it a storyline that must follow with the next one a good read but i thought it much like tithe at points ( )

AHHH This book was sooo good!!!!! I loved every moment of Wayfarer!!! Even better than the first! So stocked to get the third book of this one! Sorry, I'm horrible at writing full-blown reviews but this will have to do! Go read it! ( )

For a book I bought based on the cover, it was much better than I had hoped. I enjoyed things from a fairy's perspective and the characters seemed to be a lot of fun. Not too much depth though, and I thought the timeline was way too fast and unrealistic. ( )

Received a free copy of this book for review as a former What If? reviewer.

With the faeries of the Oak facing almost certain extinction, Linden sets out to find other faeries who might help, armed with the remnants of magic her people possess and stories to give her courage.

Wayfarer is the second book in R J Anderson's ongoing series. I hadn't read the first book, but this stood on its own admirably. Anderson creates a vivid world with threads of its own mythology woven through to make it even richer. The plot, dark and face-paced, drew me in from the start. And Anderson pulls the "chosen one" plot off remarkably well.

This is not a sugary sweet book about fairies. This is a gripping book about a friendship about individuals caught up in a battle that's bigger and more terrifying than they ever could have anticipated. ( )

Loved it! ( )