The Narrators Brought Total Emotion to the Words

Fables of Happiness, book 3, the epic conclusion for Gemma and Kas. We are immediately introduced to the mysterious stranger who appeared in book 2, and he is a magnificent character. Totally screwed up from his own tragic past but has an insight into Kassen that is bang on. Probably because he has been there himself and sees all those traits in Kas.

The story is heartbreaking and tragic, full of emotion which I am sure had monumental meaning for some people. I found the story to be excessively long, and I am happy I was listening to the audiobook while reading as this kept me in the story. The narrators were amazing, as they were in all of the Fables books, but I still had trouble envisioning this couple together. Kas’s lack of ability to give himself fully over to Gemma may have been a stumbling block for me. While he didn’t lack from trying, and in reality, I’m quite certain Pepper has hit the nail on the head regarding what victims would endure and live through afterward.

Pepper Winters is truly an amazing writer, and she has captured the tortured soul of Kassen, probably perfectly. She has delved into an area of our nasty world that quite possibly gets swept under the rug but exists nonetheless. So, because of the way she has depicted Kas, this character who endured such horrific acts against him, Pepper deserves 5 stars. Personally, I didn’t totally fall in love with this couple wholeheartedly. Gemma was an amazing person to help Kas become the man he finally became, especially with the way he treated her, and I enjoyed the story, I just didn’t “feel” the characters in my soul.

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