Oath Of Servitude

Oath Of Servitude (The Punishment Sequence, 1)
by C.E Wilson
Rating: 4 Bows!

This is the story of Teague and Cailin, two teenagers who have been brought together by fate. Teague, a human, struggles to come to terms with the consequences of a recent accident that has destroyed the happy life that he had once enjoyed. Cailin, a pixi, is trying to stay true to herself while fighting against forces beyond her control that have exiled her from her home into this strange world of humans. She fears the darkness. He cannot escape it. But when the two of them are thrown together, they begin to discover the light inside of themselves.

*I was given this book in exchange for my honest review*

I haven't read a book before that dealt with Pixies so I was eager to see how someone would bring a story of Pixies to life. 

Cailin is sent to the human world for a year to help a friend of her fathers in exchange for avoiding the Darkness. This is where we meet Teague. Teague has suffered an accident and is now blind and angry. This book is the story of how Cailin a tiny pixie helps Teague, a human, feel normal again. 

I liked Cailin. She may be an inch tall or so but she is one feisty lady! She's got attitude and sass yet shows fear when thrown into the unknown. In a way, Teague and Cailin had much more in common than they realized, Teague felt out of place because of his condition and Cailin was in a foreign place and even when she was at home, she was the oddball. It wasn't hard to see that Cailin and Teague were good for each other and I was thoroughly entertained by their interactions.

I felt a sense of happiness watching Teague accept his condition while also accepting Cailin. I was so into the book that I kept wondering, "How is a their relationship going to work when they are different sizes?!" I guess I'm gonna have to wait until the next book to find out though..sigh!

I didn't really care for the conversation of Cailins sisters in her homeland, it was confusing to be honest. However, the book was great and I loved the concept of being able to make a difference no matter your size. This is an interesting series and one that I will continue to read!