Fairy Keeper is being marketed as a Young Adult Fantasy, with Romance. It's apparent that Sierra has some major issues, and who can blame her? She has issues with being a Fairy Keeper. She has issues with her father who pushes and pushes and pushes, and ignores what is happening around him and beats her time and time again. The only thing that matters is Flight. Then there is the fact that she is teamed up with Nell who for one reason or the other, doesn't much care for her. In fact, Nell is pretty much focused on Corbin.

Unfortunately this ended up not being the book for me. I had high hopes but ultimately I ended up not finishing it. Thanks for the opportunity

Well that was a surprise!!

Sierra is a begrudging fairy keeper, her lifetime career determined from the moment her mark appeared on her back. Jack, her father forces her to take nectar from the fairies so her can draft his illicit drug, Flight. Sierra cares little for the fairies and even less for her abusive father, focusing instead on Phoebe, her little sister. Her life, which for so long has seemed laid out before her, is suddenly changed when Sierra finds all of her fairies, dead. She must go on a quest to find her fairy Queen and keep her father from selling her sister into slavery. Along the way she discovers that magic isn't what she thought and learns a lot about herself as well.

This is a well-crafted fairy tale, imbued with romance, magic, heroes, and villains. I highly recommend it for YA readers that love fantasy and adventure

*I never got around to reading and reviewing this title.*

Unfortunately I didn't like this book at all.
The beginning was interesting, but it took a long time for the more action-packed chapters to happen and by the end of the book I felt like things were really easy to solve and the characters were only interested in being in love with each other.