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A review by loverofromance
Steel Princess by Rina Kent
5.0
Steel Princess is book 2 in the trilogy involving Aiden and Elsa. This book kicks off right after book one ends so you can easily jump right into this one. This one was so packed with dramatics and bullying of course, but in a different way. I just knew that this one would be bananas but yet its this catnip that I can't seem to get enough of. Rina Kent definitely knew what she was doing upon writing these books. I couldn't seem to get enough of this one.
In Steel Princess, we get the heroine who does some payback. She overhears a conversation, and yeah we see some truths revealed on the intentions of Aiden, but not everything is black and white and through the game of cat and mouse that these two play with each other, they both learn the significance it and realize the value that they have together and that its worth fighting for. But then of course, another truth bomb comes into play and it delivers on another cliffhanger. It just never ends, but we see the significance of it here.
I really had a blast with this installment, and just seeing the various elements of this bully romance, and that deeper portrayal of the complexities to their relationship. I was so drawn into Aiden and Elsa, and seeing them work through some things. We do see what they are willing to do for each other and the type of connection that they have. I was instantly ready to jump into book 3 and see their finale.
In Steel Princess, we get the heroine who does some payback. She overhears a conversation, and yeah we see some truths revealed on the intentions of Aiden, but not everything is black and white and through the game of cat and mouse that these two play with each other, they both learn the significance it and realize the value that they have together and that its worth fighting for. But then of course, another truth bomb comes into play and it delivers on another cliffhanger. It just never ends, but we see the significance of it here.
I really had a blast with this installment, and just seeing the various elements of this bully romance, and that deeper portrayal of the complexities to their relationship. I was so drawn into Aiden and Elsa, and seeing them work through some things. We do see what they are willing to do for each other and the type of connection that they have. I was instantly ready to jump into book 3 and see their finale.