I was given a free copy of Vow Unbroken: Faerie Tales by T.J. Deschamps (author), T.J. Deschamps (publisher) and Net Galley in exchange for an honest review. Vow Unbroken is the third novella in the Faerie Tales series.

This review will not contain any spoilers.

LGTBQIA+ representation and polyamorous relationships

I would characterize this story as Scottish and Celtic-based fantasy/fairy tale.

This story takes place in the fairy world.

Vow Unbroken has three main characters: a kelpie and a young man, who also appeared in the previous novella entitled Warrior's Tithe, and another young man who is knight/lover of Queen Mab. I found the three main characters to be interesting. The side characters are not nearly as developed as the main characters but each of them are unique and have something to do in the story.

Vow Unbroken is a very short but engaging read. I am really looking forward to reading the fourth novella in the Faerie Tales series.

I rate Vow Unbroken 4 stars.

I would like to thank T.J. Deschamps and Netgalley for the free ARC.

I felt this a little choppy and disjointed in places which took away from my enjoyment a little.
Overall a fairly enjoyable read but not high on my list to recommend to others

The story is a little choppy to read. It took awhile to get into the book only to find out it was super short. Overall I liked the story and characters I thought the love scene was weird and I got what the author intended to show that sex can be ok in more than one relationship during the times. The epilogue is really strange too. I will read the next book it was good enough for me to invest my time in. I'm not sure if I would recommend it.