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2024 reads: 151/250
this is the sequel to the stolen heir.
prince oak is paying for his betrayal by being imprisoned in the icy north. with his sister and brother-in-law doing whatever they can to get him back, oak has to decide whether he wants to regain his love’s trust or remain loyal to elfhame, even if it means wren’s end.
i’m sure other reviewers before me have also gushed about this as well, but i just have to say i loved jude and cardan’s involvement in this book! this is still oak’s story, ...more
this is the sequel to the stolen heir.
prince oak is paying for his betrayal by being imprisoned in the icy north. with his sister and brother-in-law doing whatever they can to get him back, oak has to decide whether he wants to regain his love’s trust or remain loyal to elfhame, even if it means wren’s end.
i’m sure other reviewers before me have also gushed about this as well, but i just have to say i loved jude and cardan’s involvement in this book! this is still oak’s story, ...more
I have never been a giant fangirl for this world, but I liked Oak in the original trilogy and after finishing that I was committed so figured I may as well continue. And it was OK. Nothing spectacular, but it holds the same travel and scheming themes as the last one, and we get some Jude and Cardan appearances.
This is one of those books though where most of the conflict can be resolved with a single conversation. Oak just needs to talk to Jude and half of the story resolves itself, which is wea ...more
This is one of those books though where most of the conflict can be resolved with a single conversation. Oak just needs to talk to Jude and half of the story resolves itself, which is wea ...more
DNF @ 39%
I don’t rate books that I don’t finish and I personally think it’s a shitty thing to do so I don’t do it. However, if I didn’t finish this then I obviously couldn’t get into it. I remember wanting to read this one because the first one was a cliffhanger but I just cannot get back into this story. It would have been better to just have it as one book in my opinion. I just don’t think this is the author for me.
I don’t rate books that I don’t finish and I personally think it’s a shitty thing to do so I don’t do it. However, if I didn’t finish this then I obviously couldn’t get into it. I remember wanting to read this one because the first one was a cliffhanger but I just cannot get back into this story. It would have been better to just have it as one book in my opinion. I just don’t think this is the author for me.
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Bailey Baker
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