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amg_reads's review
5.0
Amazing
I loved this book so much! Everything was great about it. The plot was so interesting, the world was so well developed you could really picture it.
The romance was amazing, Daman and Warrin were so damn perfect for each other. They truly made the marriage for convenience thing work. The way that their love and trust in each other developed was perfect and I couldn’t get enough.
My favorite book in the whole series so far.
I loved this book so much! Everything was great about it. The plot was so interesting, the world was so well developed you could really picture it.
The romance was amazing, Daman and Warrin were so damn perfect for each other. They truly made the marriage for convenience thing work. The way that their love and trust in each other developed was perfect and I couldn’t get enough.
My favorite book in the whole series so far.
allie_katrina's review against another edition
adventurous
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
teenykins's review against another edition
DNF @ 28% aka 2hrs 55mins out of 7hrs 26mins.
Daman going from petty b!tch to Snow White levels of wonderment when it came to Warrin was frustrating AND giving me whiplash! In general Daman isn't my cup of tea as a character but him and Warrin really didn't mix well till then.
Warrin was too bland of a character up till that point to make heads or tails with him, unless it was from Daman's POV and we got the whole Snow White wonderment treatment. "Oh Warrin is bashful!" "Oh Warrin is blushing!" "Oh Warrin is such a fierce warrior!" blah blah blah...
So since marriage of convenience is a bust do I want to go to the whole enemies to lovers in Bellamy.... and I'm so curious about Alastair but do I even try?
Daman going from petty b!tch to Snow White levels of wonderment when it came to Warrin was frustrating AND giving me whiplash! In general Daman isn't my cup of tea as a character but him and Warrin really didn't mix well till then.
Warrin was too bland of a character up till that point to make heads or tails with him, unless it was from Daman's POV and we got the whole Snow White wonderment treatment. "Oh Warrin is bashful!" "Oh Warrin is blushing!" "Oh Warrin is such a fierce warrior!" blah blah blah...
So since marriage of convenience is a bust do I want to go to the whole enemies to lovers in Bellamy.... and I'm so curious about Alastair but do I even try?
outlawreader's review against another edition
adventurous
emotional
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
relaxing
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
This series is so fucking bingeable! I’m totally hooked and can’t get enough!
The found family vibes and dynamic between the brothers is some of the best I’ve read!
The found family vibes and dynamic between the brothers is some of the best I’ve read!
imme_van_gorp's review
5.0
|| 4.5 stars ||
Yess, this was exactly what I was hoping it would be!! Although I disliked the first book, and even went as far as skipping the second book entirely, I still knew I really wanted to read this book. Something just made me feel like I would love it, and luckily I was right!
This book is about Daman (who represents the Sin of Envy) and Warrin (who is the prince of the Ice Dragons). They are forced into an arranged marriage so their families will have allegiance to each other in the war against Lucifer's son and his army of demons.
Daman is reluctant about the marriage, but not overly so, and only because of his own insecurities, bitterness and jealousies (he is Envy, after all). Warrin had felt a connection to Daman from the very beginning, and was patient and understanding with Daman in trying to get him to open up and let him in.
The relationship between Daman and Warrin developed at a really pleasant pace. Although there was a 'bond' from the beginning, it doesn't feel like insta-love in the slightest. This was probably due to both of them holding their emotions close to their chest, and having a little bit of a push-and-pull because of Daman's major issues regarding his self-worth. I loved how Warrin never wavered when it came to his feelings, and every time Daman lashed out at him, he was steadfast in his devotion to him.
When Daman and Warrin finally fully accepted their emotions for each other, they became incredibly cute and sweet as a couple. They loved each other so much, and they were perfect together. They were each other's first priority, and nothing could come between them.
I think there is a really nice balance between romance, characterization and plot with this book.
Obviously I loved the romance, but I also thought Daman and Warrin were really likable and well fleshed out as characters. Especially Daman was surprisingly well-developed, particularly when it came to his sin Envy and how that affected him as a person.
The plot was also really good. I truly find the ongoing story of this series really interesting (it was what made me still moderately enjoy the first book).
All the characters here work so well together, and I'm intrigued by a lot of them. It's not one of those series where the secondary characters feel like they merely take away from the main story; I really want to know about it all.
Daman, Gray and Bellamy are my favourites of the seven brothers, so I'm very excited about the next two books as well, since those feature Gray and then Bellamy as main character!!
'Sons of the Fallen' series:
1. Galen - 2.5 stars
3. Daman - 4.5 stars
4. Gray - 3.5 stars
5. Bellamy - 3.0 stars
6. Raiden - 2.5 stars
7. Alastair - 3.0 stars
Yess, this was exactly what I was hoping it would be!! Although I disliked the first book, and even went as far as skipping the second book entirely, I still knew I really wanted to read this book. Something just made me feel like I would love it, and luckily I was right!
This book is about Daman (who represents the Sin of Envy) and Warrin (who is the prince of the Ice Dragons). They are forced into an arranged marriage so their families will have allegiance to each other in the war against Lucifer's son and his army of demons.
Daman is reluctant about the marriage, but not overly so, and only because of his own insecurities, bitterness and jealousies (he is Envy, after all). Warrin had felt a connection to Daman from the very beginning, and was patient and understanding with Daman in trying to get him to open up and let him in.
"I know close to nothing about love and romance. Before you, I never wanted to know. But now that I've had a taste of it, of you, I never want to go back to how I used to be. I never want to know a day where you're not beside me."
"You can't feel that strongly already. It's too soon."
"Don't tell me what I can or can't feel. Because I only needed a single moment to know I belong to you."
The relationship between Daman and Warrin developed at a really pleasant pace. Although there was a 'bond' from the beginning, it doesn't feel like insta-love in the slightest. This was probably due to both of them holding their emotions close to their chest, and having a little bit of a push-and-pull because of Daman's major issues regarding his self-worth. I loved how Warrin never wavered when it came to his feelings, and every time Daman lashed out at him, he was steadfast in his devotion to him.
When Daman and Warrin finally fully accepted their emotions for each other, they became incredibly cute and sweet as a couple. They loved each other so much, and they were perfect together. They were each other's first priority, and nothing could come between them.
"You're so precious to me, Daman. More precious than anyone or anything on this earth. When I'm with you, I don't need wings to fly."
I think there is a really nice balance between romance, characterization and plot with this book.
Obviously I loved the romance, but I also thought Daman and Warrin were really likable and well fleshed out as characters. Especially Daman was surprisingly well-developed, particularly when it came to his sin Envy and how that affected him as a person.
The plot was also really good. I truly find the ongoing story of this series really interesting (it was what made me still moderately enjoy the first book).
All the characters here work so well together, and I'm intrigued by a lot of them. It's not one of those series where the secondary characters feel like they merely take away from the main story; I really want to know about it all.
Daman, Gray and Bellamy are my favourites of the seven brothers, so I'm very excited about the next two books as well, since those feature Gray and then Bellamy as main character!!
'Sons of the Fallen' series:
1. Galen - 2.5 stars
3. Daman - 4.5 stars
4. Gray - 3.5 stars
5. Bellamy - 3.0 stars
6. Raiden - 2.5 stars
7. Alastair - 3.0 stars
lissy_lou13's review against another edition
adventurous
emotional
hopeful
lighthearted
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
4.5
lazulis2's review
adventurous
emotional
lighthearted
fast-paced
4.75
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
❤️❤️❤️❤️
🌶🌶🌶
🤣
🧑🤝🧑 Daman & Warrin
✅️Paranormal romance
✅️Nephilim
✅️ Dragon
✅️ Fated Mates
What a good book! The best of the serie so far... 🥰 Daman wasn't my fav among the brothers but his love story is so cute! Me enganchó de principio al fin!
❤️❤️❤️❤️
🌶🌶🌶
🤣
🧑🤝🧑 Daman & Warrin
✅️Paranormal romance
✅️Nephilim
✅️ Dragon
✅️ Fated Mates
What a good book! The best of the serie so far... 🥰 Daman wasn't my fav among the brothers but his love story is so cute! Me enganchó de principio al fin!
hannahthebookdragon's review against another edition
adventurous
dark
emotional
funny
mysterious
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
4.0
crystalmackey's review against another edition
adventurous
emotional
funny
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
5.0