Name: Nightmare in Savannah
ISBN: 9781952303265

Lela Gwenn

Alexa moves to Savannah to get away from her past. Too bad her past is a Google search away and her parent's criminal acts quickly make her an outcast. Good thing Fae, Chloe, & Skye aren't high on the social ladder and give Alexa a group to feel comfortable in. But after a long night of debauchery they transform into the town's worst nightmare; Fairies.

Nightmare in Savannah

Briar's Reviews

Nightmare in Savannah is a fun, kooky take on fairies. Honestly, it was a nice book to read especially with how fast it moves. It kept me interested every step of the way.

The illustrations weren't my favourite style, but they work with the story. It's just a personal preference or taste of mine that it conflicts with, nothing more.

Three out of five stars.

Thank you to NetGalley and Diamond Book Distributors for providing me a free copy of this book in exchange of an honest review.

Marissa Davis

Wow just wow that was so good. It kind of gave me The Craft vibes but with Fae's. I loved the whole thing the charecters, the polt and the story. I wish there could be more for this books.

anna

It was a good story, the characters, like myself, don't really like going to school (the amount of time they skipped is impecable), but that's not what the story is about. 

I enjoyed it, it was a quick read, dark and with LGBTQ+ representation. For me it was a fun read, even though the main people could annoy me sometimes.

Thank you NetGalley for giving me a copy of this in return of my honest review!

(Not book related, but I had a really hard time downloading this to my computer, and the only place I could read it was so bad I put off reading this just because trying to use the app gave me a headache.)

danielle bush

I liked the art style and I enjoyed the overall story line of this graphic novel. After Alexis moves in with her grandfather and makes friends with three other girls, they find out that they are actually changelings. Fae children swapped out to be raised by humans. When they discover what they are capable of they use their powers like most teenagers would. By taking revenge on people who were mean to them, and teachers who won't even give them a chance. 

However I did feel like I would have liked it more if it were longer maybe stretched out into more volumes? It seemed to jump around quite a bit, it left me feeling like I was missing things. 
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Hayley 📖🌈💜🌸

This was- weird? I don’t think that enjoyed it that much tbh. 


Thanks to Edelweiss for the eARC.

Nightmare in Savannah

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