Shadowfever was released.

Finally! I've been waiting for this book for almost ages. The closure, the final anwers to all those questions. I haven't started to read it yet but from reviews in amazon, i knew it would not be a disappointment. And I just can't wait to share with you here. I strongly suggest you to read the other four before you start this one. If you like time traveling, suspense, romance and magic, faesries would be just your cup of tea. 

      For me, Jericho Barrons, Mr. Mystery in Faeseries, is one of the major reasons tempted me to read this far. Who is Jericho Barrons? Or more precisely, what is he? And after reading thousands pages of this story, I still can’t answer the most basic reason about Jericho Barrons. A human? Not likely. He has lived for at least several hundred years, and no human could go through what he had been through. A Seelie? Probably not. He despised V’lane, a seelie prince, as despised could go and he owns one of unseelie’s sacred objects---on theory, a seelie can’t touch any unseelie object, and vice verse, which made him impossible to be an unseelie. At the end of Dreamfever, we know that he was Mac’s IYD, and he is dying. Not directly mentioned in the book, but whatelse could be?

“Now I’d lost everything.” That’s the last words in Dreamfever, and only one reason could make Mac say that. If Barrons lived, Mac would still have a home, a shoulder to count on, or a wave to ride it out---so as she phrased. If Barrons lived, Mac still had everything to lose.

But still not answer to the very first question: what is Barron? How could Barron, something almost invincible ended up with a Beast who knew nothing but killing everything in Mac’s vicinity?  And I would love to find answers in Shadowfever.