by Kate Sherwood
Book, I am very upset with you. Your meager 407 are the longest 407 pages I've ever read. Ever. Even "1001 Nights" wasn't that long when I read it last. If it wasn't for the empty banter between the characters and the small pockets of cute nothingness or dull brooding or any other unnecessary detail...
CS Pacat has set the bar impossibly high for any author writing a fantasy, enemies to lovers tale set in a homonormative setting where sex pets and bedwarmers are commonplace. If you like plotty stories full of political intrigue, ancient fictional settings, and men having sex with men, this will b...
This book was a mixed bag for me.On one hand I was super excited to read it. After finishing Captive Prince I was hoping for another goldmine in the Fantasy M/M genre. I was also terrified that my possible goldmine would inevitably wind up being a landmine instead.It wasn't. :)I had some issues with...
Maybe it is because I still cannot get Astrid Amara's book out of my head and keep comparing every m/m fantasy to that book? Or maybe that's because this book is freaking dragging on and on and ON. How about tightening it up, eh Riptide? Oh never mind, you and your perfect editing, forget I asked. ...
Sacrati has a historical feel, but it's also like an alternate reality type read. It's not paranormal or fantasy by my definition. All things that happen are capable of occurring within our real world past, but the Torian society is completely different from anything that has ever happened as far ...
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