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A review by revengelyne
Queen of Hearts by May Freighter
lighthearted
medium-paced
5.0
Emilia, you naughty girl. First, you get a bit drunk after coming out of a coma, telling Thessian he is your favorite character and is "such a cutie-patootie with 'ose kishable lips and wondarpul abs." It would help if you were thankful that he did not catch that or there would be a lot of questions you may not be able to answer.
On top of that, you go kissing your Shadow. Have you decided to make that Harem near your room now? LOL Seriously girl, you should consider it. You have all these men wanting to knock your world and you would not have to choose a single one. You can have them all. Just like Pokemon. xD
I have come to love all the characters. Each one has grown since the beginning and it shows with each book through their fears, their flaws, their strengths, and their interactions with each other. These characters stand out to the reader and you will often find yourself rooting for both the main characters as well as the secondary.
This book was well worth the wait. The character growth and world-building have been the best yet, pulling the reader to keep them engaged in the storyline from the beginning of the novel to the very end. It's a great read and continues to leave a reader anticipating the next installment in this series.
On top of that, you go kissing your Shadow. Have you decided to make that Harem near your room now? LOL Seriously girl, you should consider it. You have all these men wanting to knock your world and you would not have to choose a single one. You can have them all. Just like Pokemon. xD
I have come to love all the characters. Each one has grown since the beginning and it shows with each book through their fears, their flaws, their strengths, and their interactions with each other. These characters stand out to the reader and you will often find yourself rooting for both the main characters as well as the secondary.
This book was well worth the wait. The character growth and world-building have been the best yet, pulling the reader to keep them engaged in the storyline from the beginning of the novel to the very end. It's a great read and continues to leave a reader anticipating the next installment in this series.