Queen Reviews

  Pretty sure if you were to look up the definition of spice in the dictionary there would be an image of this book somewhere. Whew it was hot. Leonid and Kalina couldn't keep their hands off each other!! Storywise, I was slightly surprised that we didn't touch more on the trauma that Kalina must have felt after being kidnapped and held captive for as long as she was.  She is a strong woman who falls a little bit into the darkness after being saved. I will say there isn't much development of the characters after this. I think Leonid was really the only one.  He was able to fix the broken things in the Bratva and grew into an amazing father. That's probably the most beautiful thing in this book. Also I love the changes that were made with the annotations for the Russian in this book. It was much easier to digest this time. I kept forgetting they were in Russia and not America. I wish there was some details about the country more, so that it sticks out.    Lik

  I really enjoyed re-reading this book. It only took awhile to get through since I almost always forget to go back to audible. But I finally finished it!! Sasha and Dak were amazing, they were able to advance the story so much more just through their interactions with each other. We learned so much about the Drakoni and how their world was before they were thrust unto earth. I also really liked that we got set up for the next book with already established characters. Everything feels really organic and not pushed on us that it's really nice! I'm trying not to spoil but yeah there is a lot more development in this story. It took the things that were already established in the first book and elaborated even more and added that much more to the world. This is how stories should be. There was minimal downtime while reading and the story really flowed. I liked that this book showed a different dynamic in relationships. Not everyone always comes into things enjoying smexy time. We s

This book is already out but I received it as an ARC!!  This book was interesting. I have not read any of the other books in this series but thus one seems like you can jump in without missing too much. Rarity already met one of her mates Prince Caillian before but other than that this can be read as a standalone. The story behind what happened to Rarity and her family seems very interesting. The family members were very interesting. Like I'd watch a sitcom with them as the stars. It kind of reminded me of IAD series by Kresley Cole. Having a house full of Immortals or long lived folks who all have unique and crazy personalities. I want to know more about them! Caillian, we don't really get to know much about his household and past other than what we briefly get with Nyx's father in the intro. The ice elves didn't seem too interesting but I do want to know more about his sisters. Seems like they're pretty much broadmares since they are the only ice elf f

This book was interesting. It has the humor and laughter to make you enjoy reading it. Though it's a tad bit too long. Like, things are drawn out alot. This could have been 2 books. I don't really like when stuff gets drawn out. There also doesn't seem to be a problem and a resolution. There is so much going on that when one tiny thing gets fixed there something else also going on. I think if there was one clear cut thing happening that needed to be fixed then it would have made this book more enjoyable. As it stands, I really just wanted things to end and by the half way point I was not enjoying the ride that much. The characters themselves were interesting and dynamic. They stand out as the highlight of the book. All of Liams siblings are memorable. All of Annie's friends and family are memorable. Big plus there. I love a dynamic cast.     As for the spice...I mean... there are multiple scenes but they are short and not very descriptive. Like I expected th