Book 2 of Harrow Faire is as amazing as the first. I like that we, the readers, experience everything with Cora, as she slowly adjusts to and explores the secrets of Harrow Faire, instead of skipping forward in time. The story itself feels kind of slow-paced right now, but it's great - I absolutely love how many romantic moments with Simon we got, their enjoyable interactions, all the almost-kisses and actual few kisses. This is the best kind of slow burn, the kind where there's still so much tension between them, so many hot and even soft moments between them. Simon is such a villain, but he still manages to be there for her in his own way.

Ich liebe diese Reihe. Auch der zweite Teil hat mich super unterhalten. Die Tension zwischen Cora und Simon wird hier noch besser und ist teilweise kaum auszuhalten, im positiven Sinne. Die Wortgefechte zwischen den beiden sind auch der Hammer. Musste beim lesen ganz oft schmunzeln. “Don’t call me names, you overdressed crimson pimp. I’m well past my limit, and I’m done taking shit from somebody who looks like they fell out of the bargain bin at a Halloween outlet.” He cackled at her insult. “I love it when you get mouthy! Good. I was hoping you weren’t an utter wet noodle.” “What did you want to have happen? How did you expect this to go? You attacked me! What, did you think I was just going to lie there after you broke in, in the middle of the night, and go ‘oh, please, harder, daddy?’” She answered his anger with her own. “Yes, actually! I see how you look at me.”