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4.0
Nova Baladan is a Bratva princess. But she’s slipped free and is on the loose looking for revenge. She promises to be the villain in her designer combat boots. But sometimes things don’t go to plan, and it’s hard to stick to a plan when the person she’s trying to kill is the boy she had fallen in love with as a teen.
Nova is such an interesting character, her and her former identity Elsa have an interesting dynamic inside of her mind, and I’m interested in seeing how things play out. Nova herself was fun to read, with her OCD compulsions, affinity for combat boots, and constant inner monologue she was a wild ride from start to finish.
Now as for our main man, I didn’t feel like I actually saw that much of him and I wish I had seen more. We have a few scenes with him being our favorite possessive alpha male, but that’s really it. I wish we had been able to see more of their interactions, because their relationship fell kind of flat for me just because they didn’t get much actual time on page.
I loved the whole revenge plot line, and the plot twist at the end made me ravenous for the next book to come out.
Thank you to the publisher for a free copy of this book in exchange for a review. All thoughts are my own.
Nova is such an interesting character, her and her former identity Elsa have an interesting dynamic inside of her mind, and I’m interested in seeing how things play out. Nova herself was fun to read, with her OCD compulsions, affinity for combat boots, and constant inner monologue she was a wild ride from start to finish.
Now as for our main man, I didn’t feel like I actually saw that much of him and I wish I had seen more. We have a few scenes with him being our favorite possessive alpha male, but that’s really it. I wish we had been able to see more of their interactions, because their relationship fell kind of flat for me just because they didn’t get much actual time on page.
I loved the whole revenge plot line, and the plot twist at the end made me ravenous for the next book to come out.
Thank you to the publisher for a free copy of this book in exchange for a review. All thoughts are my own.
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