The Death King - Review

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Whew, this book has definitely reminded my why I love this authors writing. This book was so so good! I enjoyed stepping into this world of unknowns, dragons and gifted. I will say this is definitely going to be a series that I devour. Be careful of  your triggers with this one because it is definitely a dark fantasy romance. Calista is definitely a fiesta FMC who will fight for what she wants and will take nothing less. She starts out in a pretty terrible situation with no light at the end of the tunnel only to be taken and put into another situation that had the potential to be worse than the previous one that she was in. Then we also have Talon. When we first meet him, he is definitely someone who we are supposed to not like. This is definitely enemy to friends with benefits to enemies and hopefully back to lovers. One of the things I didn't really think would be a big deal that became a big deal was finding out who Calista really was. I didn't think it would matter to Talon as much as it apparently did and when it was revealed...well...it didn't go well. I liked that they both had their own traumas that they had to get over and not just the FMC. Though how things will resolve in book 2 should be very interesting. 

The spice in this book was good. It was showing how someone who could be introduced to the act in the wrong way can heal from that situation and still have a meaningful relationship with the act and other people. I give it a 4 out of 5 on the spice scale. Overall, I give this a 4 out of 5 as well. I enjoyed this opening book in this series and I know that there is so much more for it to give. I can't wait to devour this series and make you fall in love with it as well. I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys dark romance and fantasy with dragons and more.

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