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A review by escapethroughabookali
Filthy Rich Vampires: Three Queens by Geneva Lee
emotional
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
5.0
I enjoyed this one. It did focus less on the romance which was kind of a bummer for me. It did move a little slower than the previous books. Still was an awesome book! I love it!
This Urban Fantasy Romance is book 3 in the Filthy Rich Vampires Series. This book is not intended as a stand alone. You will need to read the previous 2 books to understand what is going on in this book. The romance in this book is an established relationship. There does seem to be some frustrations, and even some miscommunication carried over from the previous books. This book is spicy. The book does seem to have less spice than the previous books, as the plot takes center stage in the book. The book does move at a steady pace until it picks up speed towards the end of the book. This book follows Thea, and Julian as they navigate their relationship in the vampire culture spot light. They get an unexpected surprise while looking for Theas mom. This turn of events will lead to a chain reaction that will change the course of their life plans. Thea learns more about herself, and her powers in this book. Julian suffers some in this book due to a situation that puts space between him, and Thea. The story really builds in this book. It focuses more on the world building, and plot rather than the romance. The romance is still the foundation of the book, and is woven into the plot.
This Urban Fantasy Romance is book 3 in the Filthy Rich Vampires Series. This book is not intended as a stand alone. You will need to read the previous 2 books to understand what is going on in this book. The romance in this book is an established relationship. There does seem to be some frustrations, and even some miscommunication carried over from the previous books. This book is spicy. The book does seem to have less spice than the previous books, as the plot takes center stage in the book. The book does move at a steady pace until it picks up speed towards the end of the book. This book follows Thea, and Julian as they navigate their relationship in the vampire culture spot light. They get an unexpected surprise while looking for Theas mom. This turn of events will lead to a chain reaction that will change the course of their life plans. Thea learns more about herself, and her powers in this book. Julian suffers some in this book due to a situation that puts space between him, and Thea. The story really builds in this book. It focuses more on the world building, and plot rather than the romance. The romance is still the foundation of the book, and is woven into the plot.