Queen B’s Decree: I love when a Hero tries to be all evil and mean and just can’t help himself and does sweet things for his prisoner/captive. Ves is a bad ass witch that claims she could kill everyone in the castle (post-capture, of course), but she is secretly a marshmallow. The Feral King has […]
Queen B’s Decree: The first book, The Flame King’s Captive, was a slow burn story, focusing on growing the emotional connection of Zabriel and Isavelle. This book…is the opposite of slow burn. Insert bow chicka bow wow music. While the primary plot and storyline is still progressing, so much of The Flame King’s Bride was […]
Queen B’s Decree: Raise Hell gave me early 2000s CW vibes. Super attractive leads, drama up the wazoo, intense magical world, tons of twists and turns, and—a cliffhanger season ender. The magical world that Brit created is so immersive. Different witchy classes, vampires, political intrigue, and a mystery to unfold. And I definitely struggled with […]
Queen B’s Decree: Song of the Wild Knight features Elly, a half-elf, half-human squire planning to compete to be a knight…yet she feels like she’ doesn’t fit in’s an outcast. Elly feels like an ugly duckling, like she’s this lumbering, hulking human, next to the dainty and graceful elves and she just doesn’t fit in. […]
Queen B’s Decree: I’ve been sitting on this review for a while. I think I’ll do a list to organize my thoughts. I guess at the end of the day Throne of the Fallen was really well written and interesting. But there is nothing that really stands out for me. Except for the Dark and […]
Queen B’s Decree: The Battle of the Erathiel had a very Lord of the Rings vibe. Filled with elves, dwarves, humans, and plenty of magic, there’s the beginning of an epic story. There are a lot of characters introduced in this story, and sometimes I wished for a flow chart to refer back to. But […]
Queen B’s Decree: A Fragile Enchantment had the potential to be really interesting. But in the end, I was bored. A little too much instalove, a little too much boring political intrigue, and not enough relationship development. I liked that Niamh had a chronic illness, and that Kit had his own struggles. But I didn’t […]
Queen B’s Decree: This series has a chokehold on me. While yes, Iron Flame was seven million pages long, I was still hooked. The action and suspense are from start to finish. Just as soon as I think I’ve figured out what’s going to happen, Rebecca Yarros throws in a twist and shocks me. I […]
Queen B’s Decree: The Battle of Evermore definitely had a Lords of the Rings vibe, where our MMC Thomas goes on an epic quest. I liked the storyline and all the different magical creatures we encounter. The pacing of the story was good, and it kept me interested. Each of the characters had a very […]
Queen B’s Decree: Wow, this one was a trip. It felt like there was action from start to finish. Kai is venturing into the Lost Lands to rescue Queen Ro. Once he reaches her, both of them soulless, they find themselves caught up in an evil overlord’s game full of high stakes. But it is […]