Queen Reviews

      I enjoyed this series up until this book. It really felt like Jade was sidelined in this book for the other characters. I'm glad that she met them and that we're getting the different POVs but there just seemed that Jade was always the main character of the story until this book. The fact that she was so selfless actually was a negative here. I wanted her to be a little more selfish with the men. By that I mean,  everytime she was involved with a sexual situation, she just about never had a 1v1 moment. All the other characters did with each other, so that part was a little annoying. There were also a lot of moments that felt like the story could have been wrapped up earlier than it was. Everything felt a little dragged out which ended up with me DNFing this series essentially.     I'm very sad about it because I really enjoyed this series. But this ending was really not it for me. The spice was ok but I didn't enjoy it as much as in the other books. 

    This book was a journey.... in exercising my need to yell at the FMC. Talia is stuck in the world of the fae and is being treated poorly by the group that had captured her for her blood. The story itself is very involved because there is a lot going on for us to uncover. At first I thought one of the characters was going to get a redemption arc but alas that didn't happen. There is so much left to be told about every character in the story. This book really felt like a prologue because we get what feels like the beginning of the story between Talia and the group of fae Wolves she's been found by. In book 2 hopefully we'll get that more indepth info on the guys,  the world and what she really is.      There is unfortunately not a drop of spice in this book. Not an ounce of spicy happens unless you count kissing. So here's to hoping that we get more in the next book as well since everything with our characters have been resolved.  Now they just have to fig