When I finished this book, I was kind of like, 'Oh, well that's done. There were more action scenes than I expected, and they were done okay but they lacked energy and didn't really pull me into the fight. Things happen much as you would expect them to happen. I just think I have read too many of these types of books lately and this one really didn't stand out from any of the others.Sonny fits the stereotype of a conflicted assassin-type perfectly down to his unexplainable love of Kelley. It was a quick read, and I liked it okay. I didn't really like any of the characters that much, the plot was pretty predictable, and the book was only kind of engaging. I thought everything about this book was okay, but none of it blew me away.

From here on out things get stranger and stranger she needs to figure out how Sonny is involved and how she herself is involved before she is hunted down.I will state right out that I am getting a bit burned out on these 'girl is a part of fairy but doesn't know she is' books.

What she doesn't know right away is that the horse is a kelpie and Sonny is a part of the Unseelie King's elite guard, the Janus. That same fateful night she rescues a horse from a pond, the horse follows her home and proceeds to live in her bathtub. He is mysterious and appears near her a number of times after that. Then one night she goes to Central Park to practice her lines and stumbles into a young man named Sonny. This is just what she had always dreamed of. She is employed as an understudy in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' and when the actress playing Queen Titania breaks her ankle Kelley is suddenly thrust into a lead role. Supposedly there are going to be three books in this series.Kelley has moved to New York city to pursue her acting dreams.

The second book Darklight is supposed to be released December of 2009. This was the first book in the Wondrous Strange series by Lesley Livingston.

Wondrous Strange by Lesley Livingston