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A review by _korinne
The Orc and the Innkeeper by Cora Crane
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
Overall Thoughts:
The Orc and the Innkeeper is definitely worth the read if you are a fan of cozy romantasy books. Cora Crne does a phenomenal job balancing fantasy and romance elements without putting too much emphasis on one genre over the other. If you love a grumpy/sunshine trope, this book is for you. The book is very much character-driven as Mariah and Thorak come to terms with their past and the impact it has on their future.
Narration Review:
Jack Calihan and Rose Dioro's duel narration enhanced the listening experience greatly. Jack played very well into the gruff tone of an Orc. Rose brings life to Mariah's character through her narration by capturing her kindness and spark. Jack and Rose worked so well together and made the story feel very authentic.
This book is perfect for fans of Legend and Lattes and The Spellshop, or anyone who likes fantasy without hundreds of pages of worldbuilding and romance that is tender but grown-up.
The Orc and the Innkeeper is definitely worth the read if you are a fan of cozy romantasy books. Cora Crne does a phenomenal job balancing fantasy and romance elements without putting too much emphasis on one genre over the other. If you love a grumpy/sunshine trope, this book is for you. The book is very much character-driven as Mariah and Thorak come to terms with their past and the impact it has on their future.
Narration Review:
Jack Calihan and Rose Dioro's duel narration enhanced the listening experience greatly. Jack played very well into the gruff tone of an Orc. Rose brings life to Mariah's character through her narration by capturing her kindness and spark. Jack and Rose worked so well together and made the story feel very authentic.
This book is perfect for fans of Legend and Lattes and The Spellshop, or anyone who likes fantasy without hundreds of pages of worldbuilding and romance that is tender but grown-up.