by Mel Sanders, Lora Gasway, Isis Sousa, Grace Draven
It’s an ok novel and I breezed through it quickly enough. It’s certainly a harmless, fluffy book. But I’m not particularly feeling the need to pick up the next one. It’s a 2.5 star book for sure, enjoyable but only if you don’t think about it.
3.5 Review to come.
3.5 stars. A linear story built around the theme of interracial marriage, with nice characters and a nightmarish mother-in-law. It's indie fantasy (yes, forget about the cover right now), with romance, great culinary twists and balance. The tale flows smoothly and it was exactly the light read I nee...
surprisingly charming romance. felt like all the plot happened in the last 20 min, but very charming.
This is a very cool story. I was a little disgusted reading about the Kai, this wraith-like race. Brishen the hero is a Kai and Ildiko, the heroine is a human royal. The cover actually helped me picture Brishen in my mind and I don't find the cover so bad like other reviewers. I did have trouble pic...
The. Best.This is what I feel like on the inside after finishing this book:Just the best.
This was well written. Very, very well written. It had a subtle and still elaborate world-building and wonderful and interesting characters. But the greatest thing about this novel: The love story. Talk about showing, not telling. Talk about slow burn. Talk about getting to know each other. Al...
Grace Draven has mad skill when it comes to fantasy...I remember reading Master of Crows by her and it was brilliant as well. I love to read her stuff because she resists cliches at every single turn, and isn't giving in to pressure and creating whatever kind of romance is fashionable at the minute....
What I loved: The setup: political alliance through marriage between two mature and accepting parties. They are different species and find each other seriously unattractive, but are determined to make the best of things. Absolutely fabulously free of fuss, angst or drama and instead has a lot of un...
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