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A review by treadsbooks
Twisted Games by Ana Huang
4.0
Final Rating: 4/5⭐️
Let me start by saying that I don't typically like royal settings - bridgerton and contemporary queens - just not for me. However, this one was done SO well! I loved our multi-faceted queen Bridget and her overprotective bodyguard, Rhys, had me swooning. This one is a bit of a slower burn than in Twisted Love, but I wasn't mad at it! I feel like a lot of reviews on twisted love said that the shift from enemies to lovers was too abrupt and I think Ana Huang did a much better job of giving us context. This book covers a LOT of time in a short amount of pages, but I was never confused where we were in the story and I think the pacing was done perfectly - any shorter and it would have been too quick (twisted love issue) and any longer it would have dragged on. And I do want to mention, while I did like Twisted Love better overall, Rhys Larsen beats out Alex Volkov for me
Let me start by saying that I don't typically like royal settings - bridgerton and contemporary queens - just not for me. However, this one was done SO well! I loved our multi-faceted queen Bridget and her overprotective bodyguard, Rhys, had me swooning. This one is a bit of a slower burn than in Twisted Love, but I wasn't mad at it! I feel like a lot of reviews on twisted love said that the shift from enemies to lovers was too abrupt and I think Ana Huang did a much better job of giving us context. This book covers a LOT of time in a short amount of pages, but I was never confused where we were in the story and I think the pacing was done perfectly - any shorter and it would have been too quick (twisted love issue) and any longer it would have dragged on. And I do want to mention, while I did like Twisted Love better overall, Rhys Larsen beats out Alex Volkov for me