Queen Reviews

  I'm not gonna lie to you....this book frustrated me to no end. Scarlet has been a thorn in my side since the end of book 1. Like....I guess this is how people are able to be easily manipulated but this book really just upset me to another level. Firstly, Scarlet was raised in this life by her father and at no point did she think that she shouldn't be there. She always seemed to fight to be the best and want it. So you would think that she would know a little about fighting and the dangers that would come in this world. Not to mention how men tended to barter women around like they are currency. So the fact that she was completely blind for 3 whole books just about, to her fathers machinations was a little wild to me. Like no one said anything to her, she didn't have a mind of her own to come to this conclusion and it was just anger inducing. Then to add fuel to the fire she then, in this book, is like, oh no, I came too close to death, I want out. Likeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, y...

 There is just something about the primal vibes in books like these that just really hits all the right buttons for me! I really liked this book. Rowe and Kate definitely had some language barriers that they slowly had to overcome but they managed to do it and have a very interesting relationship. It was different to see that the author says that these people are just like us but still a little different. Which we see in their body make up. I liked that there was a culture that was shown and that they weren't just painted as these neanderthal types who were just out there doing the back to nature thing. These were a people who were relatively untouched by the outside world. It wasn't just this group either there was more. I would love to know what has happened with the rest of the friends in Kate's group. Why was the search party not looking for Lisa? Was her body found or did they manage to find her and get her out. It would suck if she was the only one not to make it. I w...