Discover Melissa Marr's mesmerizing world of Faerie . . .
The desert is far away from the schemes of the Faerie Courts—and that's how Rika likes it. Once a mortal and now a faery, Rika seeks isolation and revels in her ability to appear invisible to humans. Then, she meets him. Artistic and kind, Jayce is the last person Rika wants to hide from.
But change is coming, challenging Rika's freedom and her new romance, as her past pursues her, even into the heart of the desert. . . .
Completed: No
Current amount of volumes: 1 (out of 3, volume 2, Challenge, comes out May)
I love Melissa Marr, I have yet to find a story written by her that I do not love, whether it be novel, short story or manga I am always satisfied. Sanctuary was a great start to this 3 part series. There is romance, action and something sly is going on and I think our faery Shy (Sionnach) is behind it. You don't have to read Melissa's Wicked Lovely novel to understand what is going on in the story, all the information you need is clearly stated and the stuff you do not know that is hinted at in the story is info from the novels and if you want to find out more on that subject you can check out the novels if you want to but you don't have too (even though I highly recommend them!)
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I'm highly amused how yours says the exact opposite of that one review I showed you.
But I agree. Being the second Manga I had ever read, I was a bit worried that I wouldn't get it (since the first was crazy confusing). I loved it though. I'm not sure if that's a testament to Melissa Marr or the artist or what, but I thought it was definitely worth it.
-Em
But of course, that person was spewing blatant lies, the truth needed to be told! She/He was even nobbier than you!And nooby noobs should not give reviews >.> <.< I think I'm being mean but no names have been given so only me and you know what we are talking about lol.
And I think the credit can be given to Melissa and Xian Nu Studio, both writer and illustrator came together and created something beautiful and I mean that in a non-dirty way you gutter dwellers.
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