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A review by bookishlykenia
The Raven and the Dove by Kaitlyn Davis
5.0
This book caught my interest because of the cover, then the summary lured me in the rest of the way. Starting the book, I immediately loved our MC, she sounded so naive but so rebellious and strong-headed with honor and loyalty. She just wanted a few hours/ days of freedom before her life would only be to her duty. Unless she could love her mate and when that chance presented itself, she fought a dragon for it. But things don't always go the way you plan them.
I love books that are character-driven and this book I think was both very strong with its characters and it's world-building. Finishing the book, we are still shrouded in darkness a bit about the world and I assume all will be revealed in the next book. As Ana starts getting answers herself, I think we will too. The magic was also something I think has a good premise to build up in the next installment, which I am so excited to read about. The bit we were introduced into was pretty interesting.
For the rest of the review check out my blog post here:
https://keniarojomamo.wordpress.com/2020/07/26/the-raven-and-the-dove-by-kaitlyn-davis-book-review/
I love books that are character-driven and this book I think was both very strong with its characters and it's world-building. Finishing the book, we are still shrouded in darkness a bit about the world and I assume all will be revealed in the next book. As Ana starts getting answers herself, I think we will too. The magic was also something I think has a good premise to build up in the next installment, which I am so excited to read about. The bit we were introduced into was pretty interesting.
For the rest of the review check out my blog post here:
https://keniarojomamo.wordpress.com/2020/07/26/the-raven-and-the-dove-by-kaitlyn-davis-book-review/