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mriva005's review against another edition
adventurous
dark
emotional
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.5
the_sugared_bookworm's review
5.0
I need more ASAP!
The story sucks you right in! You want to know all who's, why's, what's and where's! I love how the monsters all have such different personalities. There's the grump, the flirt and the quiet one. But each are so fierce, protective and lovable. Easy to see why Quinn falls for them. And Quinn, she's an admirable FMC. I love her outlook, tenacity, and overall kindness.
The story sucks you right in! You want to know all who's, why's, what's and where's! I love how the monsters all have such different personalities. There's the grump, the flirt and the quiet one. But each are so fierce, protective and lovable. Easy to see why Quinn falls for them. And Quinn, she's an admirable FMC. I love her outlook, tenacity, and overall kindness.
jessicasreads's review against another edition
4.0
This book was given to me as an arc this is my honest opinion.
This book was good at times there were parts that were a little slow but i loved the characters and i think Lance was my favorite and Torrent too because who doesnt love a dark broody character. Spice wise it was 1.5/5 not a lot of spice but was still good when it was happening.
It is a reverse harem one female 3 guys well shadow guys.
I highly recommend it.
This book was good at times there were parts that were a little slow but i loved the characters and i think Lance was my favorite and Torrent too because who doesnt love a dark broody character. Spice wise it was 1.5/5 not a lot of spice but was still good when it was happening.
It is a reverse harem one female 3 guys well shadow guys.
I highly recommend it.
basil4's review against another edition
adventurous
dark
emotional
funny
lighthearted
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
witchylevy's review
3.0
Some spice lots of running
The female main character starts out pretty cool. However, she ends up acting really weak. The male main characters are interesting, but not very strong. Basically, everyone seems a bit weak and pathetic. It could definitely be building up to a redemption arc, but so far they're just scrambling.
The female main character starts out pretty cool. However, she ends up acting really weak. The male main characters are interesting, but not very strong. Basically, everyone seems a bit weak and pathetic. It could definitely be building up to a redemption arc, but so far they're just scrambling.
ameserole's review against another edition
4.0
Chosen by Villains is the first book within The Heart of a Monster series. In this, you will meet Torrent, Crag, Lance, and Quinn. Now the monster - Torrent, Crag and Lance - all work for Rollick and they are all shadowland monsters. Their assignment is Quinn, and we honestly don't know much about her. Or them really.
Quinn is supposedly mortal, but I kept getting the feeling that she truly isn't. While she's out and about living her normal college life, she gets attacked by something strange. Shadow-y but strange. Well, that is until she is saved by one of the three mysterious men. Along the way, she learns that they are monsters, and the relationship between them starts to form.
Now the whole mystery sort of revolves around Quinn. Mostly because of her heart condition. Not sure how she can go on taking the number of pills she does daily, but details. It gave me lots of things to question and think about really. I still feel like we aren't getting the full story and I need to jump into the next book to find out what's really going on in the background.
Quinn is supposedly mortal, but I kept getting the feeling that she truly isn't. While she's out and about living her normal college life, she gets attacked by something strange. Shadow-y but strange. Well, that is until she is saved by one of the three mysterious men. Along the way, she learns that they are monsters, and the relationship between them starts to form.
Now the whole mystery sort of revolves around Quinn. Mostly because of her heart condition. Not sure how she can go on taking the number of pills she does daily, but details. It gave me lots of things to question and think about really. I still feel like we aren't getting the full story and I need to jump into the next book to find out what's really going on in the background.
crayoniecran's review
i will come back to this eventually but i DNF’ed because i just read two of Eva Chase’s other series back to back and I didn’t want to read 5 more books at once because I knew I wouldn’t’ve been able to stop myself