How would you feel if, on your twenty-ninth birthday, after a day that started bad and just kept getting worse, you found out that not only were you adopted but were half-human and half-dryad? That is what happens to Chloe Bright. On the day she turns twenty-nine, her apartment-mate has run out and not paid the rent, the climatization is broken, and the library she works at will be closed at the end of December. Also, while they are all out eating dinner, Chloe finds out that she is adopted and that she isn’t all that she appears to be. The latter is re-iterated the following morning by her new apartment-mate - who is herself a nymph.

What follows is an almost borderline comedy of errors as Chloe tries to figure out who she is and her place within the fey realm - which includes shapeshifters, vampires, elves, trolls, gnomes, and pixies. Her friends - a shapeshifter by the name of Buford, a nymph named Jade, and a vampire named Jacques - also try to keep her alive due to a certain fey sect wanting to kill her due to her being half-human.

Part of Epiphany’s appeal for me was that borderline campiness. I do not know if that was the writer’s intention, it is just how it came across to me and I liked it. Another reason I liked the book is Chloe; she has a certain innocence about her but she is also strong as steel when she needs to be and she proves it. I liked Brian the elf, too; he found that he was able to do what he had to when he had to. Overall, a very good read.

Book Stats:

• e-book, digital format
• Publisher: Sugar and Spice Press
• Book Length: Short
• Language: English
• ISBN: 978-1-936110-31-5

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