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Romeria , Zander, but also some minor characters like Elisaf, have stolen my heart and I Cannot wait to see what’s going to happen next.
Her life is anything but ordinary but then it becomes otherworldly when a stranger with a secret agenda thrusts her into a realm that's a different world entirely. this does have more of a YA vibe and isnt as steamy as what im used to with her books, but its still such a pleasurable read. In the first 80% of the book we didn’t get a ton of interactions between the two of them and instead we got all of the other stuff (which was important to understand what’s going on, but put me to sleep nonetheless)… but then in the last 20% everything started to pick up and we actually started getting somewhere with the romance and with the story in general… so that last little bit did end up saving the story for me and I’m excited to see if book two ends up getting more interesting now that we have a lot of the initial plot and world building out of the way.Strange events differ Romeria as she used to be, Zander believes it's a ploy she plays to save her life. Trying to grasp her situation it is made more worse when she is declared a traitor and assassin and is thrown into prison no matter her pleas of innocence.
You don't have to fit eeeeverything into a single fantasy book just for the sake of *fantasy*, right?
Zander gives her a choice: life in a cell, or an acquittal of all charges in exchange for her help in exposing the growing plot against him.
But when an enigmatic woman secures her services at swordpoint, Romeria is wrenched from this world and transported into a realm of opposing thrones, warring elven societies, and elemental magic.
Romeria is forc I was utterly hooked right from the very first page and am so incredibly sad that I can’t yet continue with the next book as it hasn’t been published yet. Coming back after an unsuccessful mission her life is upended when a mysterious woman, Sofie, with her mysterious talk offers her a job. The book reminded me a lot of From Blood and Ash (which I adore) and The Bridge Kingdom (which I also adore). Political intrigue, sexual tension, slow burns, the most perfect enemies to lovers and swoony kings!
Romeria knows she traded one dangerous boss for another but this time her world is literally changed for sure. I didn't particularly cared for the romance, but that's probably because Zander was not particularly unforgettable to me. There are scenes that made me smile and laugh, others that made my heart ache, and moments that shocked or had me on the edge of my seat. How did Princess Romeria meet that smile time and time again while plotting his murder and not waver in her plans? As she digs deeper into this sacred garden and the ancient feud between Ybaris and Islor, she discovers monstrous truths that could spell ruin for all.I even put it down for a day because I knew this was a story that I have to be in the right mood to get into. The plot is very interesting, though, I can’t say easy, there were a ton of informations about the politics, the differents entities / gods .
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