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Yes, it WAS subtle. If it were a romance novel, Tavi and Kiti would have been in the sack immediately AFTER the end of *Furies of Calderon,* instead of *Academ's Fury* which takes place 2 YEARS after the first book.
In that case, I wholeheartedly recommend the October Daye novels by Seanan McGuire, beginning with Rosemary and Rue.
I wish I could edit my spelling error on the name "Kitai" in my previous comment.
I thought it was subtle. If the entire novel had been driven by there romance, then yes, but it was simply a sideline to the main events. I found it a really enjoyable relationship to read. Unlike Amara and Bernard who need to pay attention to what is going on around them.
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Mar 26, 2019 01:06PM
Yes, it WAS subtle. If it were a romance novel, Tavi and Kiti would have been in the sack immediately AFTER the end of *Furies of Calderon,* instead of *Academ's Fury* which takes place 2 YEARS after the first book.
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In that case, I wholeheartedly recommend the October Daye novels by Seanan McGuire, beginning with Rosemary and Rue.
I wish I could edit my spelling error on the name "Kitai" in my previous comment.
I thought it was subtle. If the entire novel had been driven by there romance, then yes, but it was simply a sideline to the main events. I found it a really enjoyable relationship to read. Unlike Amara and Bernard who need to pay attention to what is going on around them.
