I had such a fantastic time reading this book! I've read at least one of her mysteries, and this book sounded really great! I loved this world of Faeries, and these characters in a modern day setting. That she has to get a human offering to seal an alliance...I had to know more!

I really enjoyed the fact that we got both Taylor and Elora's perspectives. That he was the human boy she was to collect, but they were falling for one another, it was great to be in both of their heads as they were doing so!

Taylor is dealing with the fact that his brother recently died, and how things are home because of that. Elora, as we learn, is a dark faerie princess, and she's supposed to give him to the Bright Queen for help to defeat her mother...yeah, they both had a lot going on in their lives.

It was really great to see her in a human form, learn what it's like, which the popular people, and the roles that high school society puts out about conformity, and how that kind of narrow-mindedness is part of why she was rebelling against her mom, it was great to see her deal with it at a small scale before tacking her mom!

Loved reading this book and I can't wait to read more!

This was okay. I will not be purchasing this title for my students. Thank you Netgalley for allowing me to read this title.

First, I love the cover! It definitely caught my eye and pique my interest. So, cover wise, it was captivating.

Story-wise , it’s pretty good and some might shy away from the “inta-love” troupe which this book offers, I don’t mind at all. I still like it.

I love the the dual point of views . It made me get into the character a little deeper.

The faery world was good enough but I think it could be explored more.

Overall, “The Last Changeling was a very good YA fantasy!

This book was trying to be too many things, which, unfortunately, means it wasn't particularly successful at any of them. A fae court drama, high school teen drama, romance, adventure... these elements would need an extremely deft hand to weave them all together and it wasn't here.