Arwen tries to keep her secret, unaware that the king has his own secrets, and that a war with a murderous queen is brewing. The king is sneaky alpha male material, but he grows on you.

This new digital age where authors are pumping out books every couple months is a fairly new phenomenon. You won't be disappointed in this read.

Cinder city, the coal mining town, has much adventure along with lots of heartache. The artwork is also good, and the slow burn romance is just delicious.

There was such potential here. The time they spend together is glossed over so the romance feels fabricated. The spice was glossed over and the ending was rushed. It's the melodramatic thing that doesn't make sense.

The most irritating thing about this book is how it tries to maintain a conservative * standard. It barely attempts to cater to millennials/later gens in terms of ideals, free thought, and feminine empowerment. Varying extreme emotions on a single pag...  Read More

As the chapters focus on different people she interacts with, they miss out on developing her. Started off interesting with a nod to acotar and then dissolved with the introduction of a beta king.