The Emperor - Review
I finally have returned to the world of the Dark Verse with this one and man oh man, it did not disappoint. Now this book is almost as messed up as the previous books was. The surprise that we encounter with finding out more about Dante and Amara's past was not what I expected. Then to later find out who the person behind all of this was....oh my goodness. I was a little shocked. Then Amara, decided to show us that she can channel all that darkness and be just as dark as her man Dante. I was shocked by that too. Getting to see Tristan's backstory through the eyes of these two characters was also a very nice plus. I did almost shed a tear when we saw Dante's history. Even though we knew some of it from Tristan's side, it was still pretty sad the way his father treated him and his brother. I almost had a theory at one point about Damien but luckily that ended up being proven wrong because I know that it would have messed up poor Dante if that was the case. I really enjoyed seeing these two manage to keep their relationship and love going for as long as they did. Though there is definitely a lot more triggering things that happen in this book. It definitely earned the name of the series with this one!
This book definitely had some great spicy scenes! Full 4 out 5 for me. They had some years where they weren't together but they made the most of the time that they did have. Overall, I enjoyed getting to see Dante and Amara's story. It was truly a beautiful experience, even though it was quite dark at times. I will say, for some reason, I didn't see that ending happening. I definitely thought that character was going to make an appearance in a later book as like...."oh no, I was coerced into doing what I did". Nope. They are definitely gone. And good riddance. I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoyed the first 2 books in this series as well as anyone who likes dark romance. Just note that this book is very heavy on the triggers. Like there are multiple. Please check them before you jump into this book if you have any.
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