1 star / 3 spicy peppers
DNF @ 50%
Usually, I try to provide a brief synopsis of the book, something different from the one provided by the author. However, I can’t for this one because I have no idea what the plot is and I didn’t finish it.
What Lies Beyond the Veil deceived me. I was expecting
4 stars / 1 spicy pepper
After the events of Sorcery of Thorns, we once again follow Elisabeth and Nathaniel as they attempt to corral the unruly wards that prevent them from leaving the manor. The shrubs are alive, bizarre weather encompasses the house, and clothing has a heated vendetta…
3 stars / 1 spicy pepper
The Dragori series by Ben Alderson consists of: Cloaked in Shadow, Found in Night, and Poisoned in Light. The books follow Zacriah Trovirn as his life is up-ended and thrown
2.5 stars / 1 spicy pepper
Poisoned in Light is the third, and final, installment to Ben Alderson’s Dragori series. We join Zacriah again as he and his friends try to navigate the chaos the Druid has created. Their ultimate goal: destroying the
3 stars / 1 spicy pepper
Found in Night is the second, action-packed book in the Dragori Series by Ben Alderson. It is full of twists and turns that lull you through the chapters. That is if you can get off the proofreading errors.
4 stars / 1 spicy pepper
Cloaked in Shadow is book 1 in the fantasy LGBTQ+ romance series: Dragori. A series I didn’t know I needed in my life. Ben Alderson has created a world…
4 stars / 1 spicy pepper
Glint picks up right where Gild left off. Auren is taken prisoner by Fourth’s army and they set off to confront Midas in Fifth Kingdom’s capital. We don’t know what…
4 stars / 1 spicy pepper
Lira is the princess and heir to the siren Kingdom of Ket, which is currently ruled by her abusive and manipulative mother. When Lira takes a prince’s heart outside…
2 stars / 1 spicy pepper
Well, it kind of sucked. I didn’t enjoy this series like I thought I would. Very political and logical. There was hardly a story outside of that. There was so much missing…
2 stars / 1 spicy pepper
This book was okay. I’m enjoying the world of it all and love the concept of fae living in-between the lands of humans. That’s a really neat…
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