The guy was bad news from the start and the only thing I’m seriously pissed about is the fact that she fell for most stuff, but I guess without fictional characters like him we wouldn’t have much of a novel, now would we? I don’t know, I just wish he would have been a little less demeaning. Though I will admit that I hated her little on/off thing with Christian. I liked how she was sassy but also sort of shy and very down to earth. This novel was so authentic, and I loved feeling like I was going through the whole experience with the characters. Hmph.Īnyway, renaissance fairs seem pretty awesome, and My Faire Lady just makes them way cooler. Yes, I’m writing this review in April, don’t crosscheck me like I don’t know what I’m doing. And just because I’m curious now, I checked online and it looks like I missed the last renaissance festival here in Miami by a mere ten days. So, can we just talk about the fact that I’ve never been to a renaissance festival? Miami has annual ones, I believe, so I’ve had, what, nineteen chances to go? And still, I haven’t been once? This is pretty damn petty. Can she let the past make way for her future? Trading in the internet and electricity for stars and campfires was supposed to make life simpler, but Ro is finding that love is the ultimate complication. Soon, it’s not just her gown that’s tripping her up. Then there’s Christian, a blue-eyed stunt jouster who makes Ro weak in the knees. She feels like a fish out of water until Will, a quick-witted whip cracker, takes her under his wing.

Heartbroken, she applies to an out-of-town job posting and finds herself somewhere she never expected: the Renaissance Faire.Īs a face-painter doubling as a serving wench, Ro is thrown headfirst into a vibrant community of artists and performers. Rowena Duncan is a thoroughly modern girl with big plans for her summer-until she catches her boyfriend making out with another girl.

My Faire Lady by Laura Wettersten