Queen Reviews

 This was an interesting read. I feel like a lot of the main issues has been fixed with the first few books so now we are getting to see how the little things that can damage a relationship are handled. I enjoyed seeing how these two are able to work through their issues and are able to come back to each other. Even though they have so much going on when it comes to the little issues that are in their way when it comes to getting married (even though they already are). It comes from both sides and not just one. Also, we get to see how things are going for the people around the main characters. Which for Ava there is a lot. From her parents and best friend to her coworker and boss. Gideon has his parents and siblings to worry about. This book was cute as well as frustrating. Oh the spice was spicing baby. Let me tell YOU. One thing Sylvia is gonna give us is SPICE. 5 out of 5. I mean 1 thousand percent. Hot, heavy and all the time. Overall, I enjoyed this book and burned through it....

I really enjoyed the premise of this story and how it was done. Jillian being essentially a nerdy girl who gets sent on a job and ends up falling for someone who she meets in the town was executed nicely. I really wish that we were able to get more information regarding how people were being changed and the area that was changing people over. I liked the small town vibes and the multitude of different shifters that were in this book. The only thing I could say was a negative is that I felt like the relationship between Jillian and Bael was kind of out of no where. Unless I fell asleep on the audible, I was SO confused when they hooked up. It definitely felt like it came out of no where. The feelings kinda felt like it came out of no where as well.  The spice in this book was ok. Since it felt like the romance came out of no where, I wasn't really invested in the situation and it kind of surprised me! However, afterwards I was prepared. 2 out of 5 on the spice scale. Overall, I enjo...