To be a Fae Guardian (Realm Chronicles Book 2) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Stephanie Chapman
To be a Fae Guardian by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
The second book in the Realm Chronicles, this young adult fantasy story continues Titania’s journey as a Queen. Having escaped from Lower Earth, Titania finds her actions have raised concern with the High Council. Her mother remains in a catatonic state except for one statement. “More to come. You need them.” Titania holds on to the hope that Holden and Quinn can help her find a way to contact the Trinity in Upper Earth. When she receives a decree alleging she has committed treason, Titania finds herself on trial. The High Council places her on probation, with Zekiel and the council guards will follow her everywhere. How is she supposed to speak to the Trinity, since the High Council forbids it? Who can she trust?
This 4-star book has the elements of romance, discovery, magic, and good versus bad. Titania tends to abandon traditional duties of past rulers. She is seen as taking risks that affect more than just her. Constant inner turmoil plagues her, and it is easy to see her begin to become irrational. I honestly think her pride needed to be taken down a notch. Controlling others seems to be her motivation, and I was happy to see others as definite rivals. I recommend this young adult fantasy story to anyone who enjoys Fae stories with a lot of conflict.



























