A review by mara_bsg
Pirate's Witch by Jessamine Rue

adventurous dark fast-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? Character
  • Strong character development? It's complicated
  • Loveable characters? Yes
  • Diverse cast of characters? Yes
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

3.75

3.75/5

Here’s the summary of this book in a few words: pirates, smut, magic, smut, a bit of plot, smut and again more smut. The smut was good (& I’m a sucker for anything pirates-related), but I wish that there was a bit more plot because I liked the world-building. 

This is the first RH with more than 4 men that I’ve read so far and that was… a lot. However, the men were very different from one another (looks and personality-wise), so it was easy to picture them. My favourites were Iro and the captain.

Quressa, the FMC, was really likeable. She's not ashamed at all about being herself and claiming what she wants. Her personality, confidence and sassiness made me think so much of Yennefer (from the game The Witcher III: Wild Hunt). 

The last few chapters felt a bit rushed, but there is a HEA. Anyway, if you’re looking for pirate smut, this is a good one.