A Sea of Stars

**An ARC of this book was provided by the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review**

As this book is less than a month away from publication at this point, an actual review doesn't really have to wait, but is gonna have to for all eternity. Suffice it to say that this was a fun installment in this series, nearly as much so as the first one. Possibly more, because Lorcan. Not only does it have underwater adventures, and a Madame Mim-esque witch, Lady(ies) of the Lake, stained glass prophecies, and the continued presence of a Scottish clock, but invisible flying fairies, organ playing, accidental murders, totally-not-accidental murders, and the identity reveal of Prince Nightshade.

I thought it could have been moved along a bit quicker, but also I read this over the span of three months, so who am I to complain about moving slow? But the very fact that it took me three months might speak to that it wasn't the most attention-grabbing book to be had. However, I did enjoy it, and I'll be back for Book 3.