Queen Reviews

   It's hard to say a God is misunderstood but Enosh definitely is. The embodiment of all that people feat, death. He has seen suffering on a monumental scale. When I started this book, I didn't know if I'd like him or if I was supposed to even like him based on the interactions he had with our FMC, Adelaide. Yes this name has once again appeared in a dark themed book that I'm reading. There is definitely some non con/dub con in this book, which is why I didn't know if I should like him. Like Ada, I eventually started to like him the more that I read of his story and what has made him the way he is. Watching their relationship blossom to where it was by the end of the book made the things that happened at the end that much more frustrating and sad. There are def a lot of trigger warnings needed for this book but it was very enjoyable.      I would recommend this book to those who don't mind dub con/non con and enjoy dark reads. The spice in this book

      In the conclusion of Sadie's story we are finally able to learn more about her and what her portion of the prophecy is. Sadie was a created being who is a mix of both Shifter and Fae and blessed by the Moon Goddess. Even though she's definitely mentally unwell with how she handles everything tossed her way she finally gets a happily ever after of sorts. The men declare their love for her and she finally l loses her V card!! Through it all they each get a sense of security that was much needed. Even though the book ends with a cliffhanger for the next series, I hope go see more of Sadie and her men.         My main gripe with the story is I wanted more spice! I wanted more action with Sadie and each guy individually. I love that she lost her virginity to Xerxes in his Omega heat but I wanted to see her have some solo action with each one of the guys. It would have made the book that much better!! I laughed so much while reading this book!! I thoroughly enjoy bo