Queen Reviews

    This book was so good! I enjoyed just about every minute of reading it. It was such a heart warming read!! It definitely is one that will leave you with hope and just an over all cozy feeling. Getting to know Noah and Lucy has been a fun experience. They were both such polar opposites on paper but brought out the best in each other. They had enough things in common though that they were able to understand each other on a basic level and it helped keep them coming back. This is the second book in a series. I didn't read the first one but I just might have to go back and read about Piper and Aiden. They seemed to have a much darker story to how they got together but seeing them in this one was nice!! I hope the next book is for Steph!! I want to know more about her and her relationship with Riley! I also really enjoy books where the characters are very entwined with each other like these ones are.       The spice in this book was very good!! Whew Lucy and Noah definit

       This book didn't really hit for me. It didn't have enough depth to it to make me enjoy it. The beginning started out good but everything kind of fizzled after that. When Mira didn't even give him the time to explain himself despite saying that she missed him and had strong feelings for him....that was a bit meh. I could kinda understand because of the trauma but at least listen to him for a second. This is what made it hard for me to believe their love story. Like, once they get back together with little to no conversation, they are declaring their love and going at it. I'm just like...but how. Yall don't even know each other for real and the last time Mira saw Peter she was rejecting him....I think they needed more time for their story to grow. The story of the sirens and the different magics was good. I liked learning about the town of witches and the water goddess Moryana. Everything just felt a little jumbled to me.     There was a spicy scene

        So, this is going to be a spoiler review because I have to process these feelings. This book was a lot. Not to say it was triggering it was just a lot. Like in most of the bully romance books that I read, I like there to be redeeming qualities about the bullies and for them to not be jerk faces through the entire series and for them to finally make themselves likeable by the end. Like that's a lot of negativity to process. You're supposed to trust your partner and love them so if things start out with them bullying you and just plain hurting you for fun, I don't see how there is even room for trust to grow. How do you believe them if they have shown you for an unknown amount of time that they hate you and would be perfectly fine if you died? Like what? That's where I am currently with this boom. I was starting to like Enzo but then the end of the book happened and I was like wow. This is some dirty ish, but I guess it makes sense since none of the me