Just like the first book in this series, i had to give it 4 stars, and for similar reasons.

While this book didn't let Tam's ridiculous family issues interfere with the story line as much as the first book, i kept finding myself bracing myself for another onslaught of it, which thankfully, this time, was kept to a minimum.

It wasn't until i finished the book that i felt like i could relax and enjoy the story i had just read. And this was definitely better than the first book.

As i said, Tam's family issues were kept to a minimum, while the Faerie and VR stuff got turned up a little further with more people entering Feyland.

I've just started book 3 and it's already looking like another great story. ( )

Again, some misspelled words, but overall it was a good book. ( )

Feyland The Bright Court by Anthea Sharp
Love this book as it's about a sim game. We used to play one that was being run locally and it was a blast. You'd walk around and do certain things
and magic and fighting played a big part of the game. In this story Tam had helped her when the Dark Queen almost killed her-she, Jennet has the scars to prove it
and he's just recently out of the hospital. Roy and his CEO mother have come to town and he's got a chip implanted as he's one of the viewers-can see into others heads.
Everybody wants to be his best friend and rally around him-almost like he has magic over them...
In some versions of the game things are in the game only, in other versions things that happen in the game are felt in real life. They team up together, Tam and Jennet and find many clues as to what is going on...
Now that they might know the answer they still have to execute their plan of attack...

Love this book so much I just ordered the other 2 in the series. ( )