From the Bookshelf of Reverse Harem Revolution…

Across an Endless Sea (The Fifth Nicnevin, #2)

Marie Mistry

Start date: November 2, 2023

Finish date: November 10, 2023

Discussion: RH Buddy Reads

Find A Copy At

Libraries

Group Discussions About This Book

Showing 1 of -3 topics — 351 comments total

RH Buddy Reads

* RH Buddy Read Suggestions 2024
By Daisy Delfin , Nerd · 87 posts · 152 views

last updated May 15, 2025 10:38AM

showing 5 of 5 topics view all »

What Members Thought

Nov 11, 2023 Daisy Delfin rated it really liked it

Shelves: reverse-harem-fantasy-romance, 2023

I liked the second book better than the first. Mainly this time the book was plot driven. And the pace of the plot picked up. I enjoyed the faster pace of the plot. The relationships develops slowly but surely. There are some misunderstandings. And we get to know the enemy a little better.

7 likes · Like · see review

Dec 27, 2023 Vanessa Oliveira rated it really liked it

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here.

2 likes · Like · see review

Dec 12, 2022 CozyReaderDevan rated it really liked it

This was a nice read!
The beginning drug on a lot. I think we could have gone without so much of the book being under that mountain. It did make up for it towards the end. Characters are finally developing, especially some really stubborn ones.
Lore is by far my favorite. He’s crazy but in all the good ways. He and Jaro are by far top 2. Others are definitely making their way but still have some things to figure out.
I love the politics and world building in this book. Also really excited to rea ...more

1 like · Like · see review

Dec 20, 2023 Heather Gilbert rated it it was amazing

so good!!

Great continuation. Like book 1, this felt longer than I really is, but in a good way. The plot twists and flows, teasing moments while creating foundations that will definitely be important later on.

I love Caed, even though he truly does not deserve it. He’s the perfect picture of brainwashed trauma, and the way it’s depicted is poignant and brutal. Add in the hope and it’s downright painful.

And Bree! That boy. I love his steel fragility. The Redcap is just wonderfully insane and the o ...more

Like · see review