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Galen by Jaclyn Osborn

3 reviews

readingsugar's review

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3.5


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_isabel_'s review

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adventurous challenging emotional funny mysterious tense medium-paced

4.75

This was fantastic. 
It has everything I love in my urban fantasies, and then some: romance and steam, amazingly lovable main characters and a found family of side characters that left me laughing and/or sobbing on more than one occasion, action and mystery, humour and high stakes. I absolutely adored "Galen"!

I was a bit worried about starting this series because it seemed like a lot of readers had a lot of different opinions on everything, and I wasn't sure which side of the track I was going to fall on. I should have trusted the positive reviews sooner because (at least for now) this series was kind of made for me.
Also, found family IS my supreme weakness and I cannot wait to see more of these characters together, fighting and struggling, loving and caring about each other, and I cannot wait to see the other brothers fall helplessly in love like Galen. I also cannot wait to see how the other different deadly sins will manifest in the rest of the brothers: Galen struggled so much with his inner Wrath, so I'm beyond curious to see what will happen with the rest of the brothers and how their "curse" affects them (I'm especially, and unsurprisingly, curious about Daman and Gray).

I absolutely adored both Galen and Simon. Individually they're so different from each other, but they work together so perfectly. I loved their romance, and I loved how helplessly devoted Galen was to Simon, and vice versa. 

I'm beyond excited to start book two! 

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aromarrie's review

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dark funny mysterious medium-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? A mix
  • Loveable characters? Yes
  • Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated

4.25

the living embodiment of Wrath, one of the seven deadly sins, finding a home in a human who made his head feel more calm in moments that could easily drive him over the edge? i ate that shit up and now have to continue to read this series to see how these other deadly sins get there own special kind of romance because while yes, the writing & dialogue was a little awkward at times + read pretentious for what’s basically a paranormal romance, the characters were charming enough that once we reached the climax of the story, all i cared about was getting to see them live their happiness. that’s one hell of a success when it comes to writing a good book, in my opinion. 

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