Kellen Graves
Auteur de Prince of the Sorrows
Séries
Œuvres de Kellen Graves
The Fox and the Dryad 16 exemplaires
Herald of the Witch's Mark (Rowan Blood Book 3) 3 exemplaires
Herald of the Witch's Mark 2 exemplaires
A Bone in His Teeth 2 exemplaires
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Membres
Critiques
3.5
The book was good, the romance was amazing, I liked the characters, but the "mystery" was really obvious and it kind of irritated me how the protagonist takes to long to get what was happening. It's not clear if the prince knows or not, but if he doesn't than he's a moron too. This is what makes me mad, I wanted them to be more clever, for god's sake.
The book was good, the romance was amazing, I liked the characters, but the "mystery" was really obvious and it kind of irritated me how the protagonist takes to long to get what was happening. It's not clear if the prince knows or not, but if he doesn't than he's a moron too. This is what makes me mad, I wanted them to be more clever, for god's sake.
“I have two conditions,” he said, and Saffron groaned internally. “You waited until I agreed first on purpose, didn’t you?” Cylvan’s smirk was answer enough.
2.5 stars
Books about fae are really not my cup if tea, hence the low rating. I didn’t like it that much, but there wasn’t anything wrong with the fae world either. There was just too much magic and fantasy for my liking.
(This was recommended to me as queer fae academia, maybe I should have known that fae always come with a magic world)
I didn’t care about the plot, but I liked the characters. At the start Saffron is immediately attracted to Cylvan, which felt very cliche, but over all I thought the romance was nice. They take their time interacting and getting to know one another before leaning into the romance, which was refreshing.
If you do like fantasy politics and magical creatures I’m sure you’ll enjoy it a lot more than I did.… (plus d'informations)
2.5 stars
Books about fae are really not my cup if tea, hence the low rating. I didn’t like it that much, but there wasn’t anything wrong with the fae world either. There was just too much magic and fantasy for my liking.
(This was recommended to me as queer fae academia, maybe I should have known that fae always come with a magic world)
I didn’t care about the plot, but I liked the characters. At the start Saffron is immediately attracted to Cylvan, which felt very cliche, but over all I thought the romance was nice. They take their time interacting and getting to know one another before leaning into the romance, which was refreshing.
If you do like fantasy politics and magical creatures I’m sure you’ll enjoy it a lot more than I did.… (plus d'informations)
Prix et récompenses
Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 6
- Membres
- 108
- Popularité
- #179,297
- Évaluation
- 3.8
- Critiques
- 3
- ISBN
- 2
Are all those gushing reviews for real?? I honestly want to know what part of this book is deserving of a 5-star rating — or even a 3-star one, for that matter. That’s why I got so far, actually — I just wanted to find out, but ultimately had to give up.