Mortal Memories (Between Realms Book 1)
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This is a great book for people who like slow burn and want to watch the main characters form a bond. And technically (very mild spoiler:)there's still spice pretty early on, win/win! I think the general story of the main character missing her memory is intriguing. And they're both such likable characters; she is assertive when it comes to her own rights and self-worth, but not in an annoying way. And he's such a cutie. There wasn't a lot of world building, and I didn't need any more. We know a little about the fae area they live in, and I personally prefer that the story revolved more about the characters than a grand fantasy world. I'm actually not a big fae fan, and I was happy to note that the way fae are written here is to my liking. The whole "they can't lie" and "you have to be careful how you speak with them" thing is always very interesting. And I'm glad the book didn't have a lot of political talk in it; I hope it'll stay that way in the next two books. I can't wait to see how their story continues.
Beiträge
This is a great book for people who like slow burn and want to watch the main characters form a bond. And technically (very mild spoiler:)there's still spice pretty early on, win/win! I think the general story of the main character missing her memory is intriguing. And they're both such likable characters; she is assertive when it comes to her own rights and self-worth, but not in an annoying way. And he's such a cutie. There wasn't a lot of world building, and I didn't need any more. We know a little about the fae area they live in, and I personally prefer that the story revolved more about the characters than a grand fantasy world. I'm actually not a big fae fan, and I was happy to note that the way fae are written here is to my liking. The whole "they can't lie" and "you have to be careful how you speak with them" thing is always very interesting. And I'm glad the book didn't have a lot of political talk in it; I hope it'll stay that way in the next two books. I can't wait to see how their story continues.