Graves does an excellent job crafting the world of the fey. I also appreciate the world building in the novel.
There are also many important side characters throughout this book, and Graves develops each and every one of them into people the reader will know and care about. The romance between the two is well developed with a good pacing to match the plot line. Prince Cylvan also becomes an important character and though I wasn’t really sure how I felt about him at the beginning, Cylvan also grows and flourishes as a person which I really appreciated.
I really appreciate Saffron as a character and as an underdog. As the story progresses, he continues to grow and change while also sticking to his ideals. Saffron is the main character, and the reader follows him throughout his challenges at Morigan Academy. Graves writes every event with a purpose instead of for shock value or novelty.Īs for the characters, Graves does an excellent job developing deep and sophisticated characters. The dark tone and dark events fit well for the world that Saffron lives in. However, the way the book is written works really well for the story itself. Lots of horrible things happen to the characters and to the people around them. From page one all the way to the end, this story is very dark. Now, the first thing I noticed about this book is how dark the story is. Should he focus on the wolf or on the deal he made with Prince Cylvan? The only problem is, a large wolf is attacking his fellow human servants. When Prince Cylvan comes to the school, Saffron just might have someone to help him. Instead, he hopes to gain an academic scholarship that will allow him to stay in the fey world. He is about to be sent to the mortal world, but he doesn’t want to go. Kellen Grave’s Prince of the Sorrows is about a human named Saffron who works as a servant at Morigan Academy. Saffron hopes he can find someone to give him an academic endorsement, so he can remain in the fey realm. He doesn’t want to live in the human world. Saffron’s time in the fey world is coming to an end much sooner than he’d like. In a world of fey, being human doesn’t get you very far.
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