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A review by ezichinny
Forbidden Letters by Elin Peer
5.0
From opposite sides of the Wall
stars.
I’m amazed that with So many books in this series, author Elin Peer continues to deliver high quality story telling complete with a well developed plot, fleshed out characters and an emotional appealing romance.
Forbidden Letters is a prequel giving us some background into the further breakdown of relations between the Mothlanders and Nman due to some prejudices due to the war. What a subtle commentary on societal prejudices and stereotypes but written without a heavy-handed dose of her opinion. I didn’t feel like it was preachy at all.
Devina and Tyton are one of my favorite couples in this series. They were both brave and flexible despite their societal views at that time. Tyton reminded me of Alexander Boulder, Christina’s husband, because he was protective without being overbearing or aggressively alpha.
Tyton’s Family was exactly what Devina needed and I love their journey to love as it was full of twist and turns. The story flowed so well, the pacing was perfect and the story left me feeling really happy at the end.
I recommend that readers DON’T start with this one. I believe I enjoyed it more having read the other stories in order first.
stars.
I’m amazed that with So many books in this series, author Elin Peer continues to deliver high quality story telling complete with a well developed plot, fleshed out characters and an emotional appealing romance.
Forbidden Letters is a prequel giving us some background into the further breakdown of relations between the Mothlanders and Nman due to some prejudices due to the war. What a subtle commentary on societal prejudices and stereotypes but written without a heavy-handed dose of her opinion. I didn’t feel like it was preachy at all.
Devina and Tyton are one of my favorite couples in this series. They were both brave and flexible despite their societal views at that time. Tyton reminded me of Alexander Boulder, Christina’s husband, because he was protective without being overbearing or aggressively alpha.
Tyton’s Family was exactly what Devina needed and I love their journey to love as it was full of twist and turns. The story flowed so well, the pacing was perfect and the story left me feeling really happy at the end.
I recommend that readers DON’T start with this one. I believe I enjoyed it more having read the other stories in order first.