Queen Reviews

    This book has been a journey!! From reading the trigger warnings to finally finishing the last few pages. I enjoyed the growth of Adeline. From a woman who was in denial about her feelings to a Trafficking survivor to a warrior. It's a journey many of us hope to never have to experience but since trafficking is a real thing, I'm glad we got to see the other side of it. It was dark and heavy for a bit there when it first started and it never went away but it's the truth about trauma. It never leaves you and the fact that Adeline had someone like Zade is very lucky. He knew exactly what she needed and was that and more. I don't wanna spoil in this review because this book deserves to be read in its entirety for all that it gives.       I would recommend this book to those who don't mind reading the heavy and dark stuff because it can be very triggering to read. There is definitely still spice in this book and I loved the moments we got because it was t

            It's so hard to let go of the old things that I love. There are some series that stay with you forever and there are definitely quite a few that I can think of off the top of my head. So with that being said, I'm going to take the time to praise 5 of the best series that I have read. Hang on and go with me on this ride as I relive some of the best series of my reading life. They aren't in any particular order but just some that I don't mine re-reading. Black Dagger Brotherhood by J.R. Ward-   This was such a great series. I believe that it is still on-going. It is one of those books that the series just hasn't ended! I loved the characters and can still remember some of each of their individual stories. I haven't had a chance to really re-read this series as of yet. I think it might be awhile before I do simply because this series is so large. There are some of the spin offs that I can't wait to read. I have seen some of them and they were very i