pickLOVED this! So spicy, so elaborate, loved the characters &their motivations. I don‘t know that the sun/magic mechanics always totally made sense but it‘s quite an entertaining idea.
Specific note on the audio: the production quality is wonderful &the dual narrators are perfectly chosen (I hate when they don‘t sound as expected or when the POVs do the other character voice & it‘s not even close) some other romantasy franchises could take note 😂
About 25% into this & 💜 it!!
The audio is really good too, 2 separate narrators, both are very animated & convey the characters well. Really digging the story so far.
pickOMG! I loved this book! It‘s like a dark fantasy romance, where you‘re rooting for villain of the story, but is he really a villain? I loved this world and the characters. I‘m so glad I read this.
Unbeknownst to me this is a spin off of her Kingdom of the Wicked series which I‘ve never read. It looks like it has characters from that world, but can be read as a standalone. It hinted at some stuff that happened, but explained enough to not be lost
pickI am very sad that I won't be spending time with these characters as this is the last book of the series. It was a great ending. 2 bingo spots for #ISpyBingoMay #SeriesLove24 #ReadAway24 @Clwojick @TheAromaofBooks @TheSpineView @Andrew65 @DieAReader @GHABI4ROSES
pickThis was a quick read with lots of spice! I like the world building and the seven brothers. I‘m thrilled they will each get a standalone book and can‘t wait for Prince Gluttony‘s story. I felt like Wrath‘s story should‘ve been adult and not YA, so I‘m glad these are adult books.
pickWhat really made this book was the writing — quick and clever, with strong characters and a plot that actually sort of made sense through the farcical nature of it all. Samuel is quirky and charming, and we root for him all the way through. A bit more on the horror side than I like, but enjoyable regardless. An excellent potato chip book.
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Sharing the first chapter line, not the prologue:
Miss Camilla Antonius had very little patience for fools, even handsome ones.
