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Amazon link: Fae Planes Drifter: Otherworld Outlaws 4 (a Weird West Celtic Mythology Adventure)
Author: Tammy Salyer (Blue Sky link / tammy-salyer.bsky.social)
Website: Link Tree (linktr.ee/tammysalyer_writer)
Previous reviews of this series:
Thumbnail sketch: Lula Cullen’s quest to free her father continues in this fast-paced and fun series featuring fae, witches and other assorted magical creatures romping through the Old West and beyond. 5 Stars
My Take On Fae Planes Drifter: Otherworld Outlaws 4
The adventures of Lula Cullen continue in Fae Planes Drifter: Otherworld Outlaws 4, and I must say given all that’s going on in the world settling in to tag along felt pretty good. Like catching up with a dear friend you haven’t seen in too long or finding out a new season of your favorite show is available to binge on the streamer of your choice.
When last we saw her, Lula and her band of fae, witches and dragons made a key acquisition necessary for success in her quest to free her father from the clutches of the powerful fae, the Morrígan. Of course, with Lula it’s always two steps ahead and one back (and to be fair, t’wouldn’t be much of a story otherwise), so in less time than it takes Hattie Dumas to draw Judgment, her Colt Peacemaker, new obstacles crop up.
No spoilers, but in this entry Lula, Hattie, Tox and Uncle Paddy the Dragon must deal with a troll or two; a few new creatures, some quite deadly; and a hilarious and blood-thirsty spear (although, isn’t poking holes in people or animals the, um, ‘point’ of a spear? <sorry!>) as they travel from the Old West to the fae realm of Tír Na nÓg.
Fast-paced and fun, with some welcome character developments, this entry in the series doesn’t disappoint. Bring on Book 5.
5 stars
Scott Whitmore, writer 