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A review by ameserole
Ever the Brave by Erin Summerill
4.0
A pretty interesting sequel to Ever the Hunted. Now it definitely had it's flaws but the fight between the two kingdom was highly entertaining. It intrigued me enough to want to dive into the third book, whenever that comes out.
Cohen is off doing his own thing for most of the book. Then there's Britta who is developing a stronger connection with someone and then a little bomb was dropped. Not literally, but her mom shows up and things just kind of escalate from bad to worse to really freaking bad. If you catch my drift, shit hit the fan a LOT.
Besides all of that Britta grows more and more into her powers which got me pretty hooked. The whole magic part of this book was probably the thing got me flipping through the pages the most. The romance part was okay. I don't really like love triangles so I didn't really look forward to any of that or really pay attention. I didn't really care about who she was with - unless it's Cohen.
Overall, it was an interesting book. Yes, it had it's boring or slow parts because the pacing seemed a bit off throughout the book. If it didn't throw in a love triangle I probably would've loved the book a lot more. I did enjoy the character growth in this book, I can't decide who grew more: Britta or Cohen. Either way, I liked the book enough that I can't wait to dive into the third book.
Cohen is off doing his own thing for most of the book. Then there's Britta who is developing a stronger connection with someone and then a little bomb was dropped. Not literally, but her mom shows up and things just kind of escalate from bad to worse to really freaking bad. If you catch my drift, shit hit the fan a LOT.
Besides all of that Britta grows more and more into her powers which got me pretty hooked. The whole magic part of this book was probably the thing got me flipping through the pages the most. The romance part was okay. I don't really like love triangles so I didn't really look forward to any of that or really pay attention. I didn't really care about who she was with - unless it's Cohen.
Overall, it was an interesting book. Yes, it had it's boring or slow parts because the pacing seemed a bit off throughout the book. If it didn't throw in a love triangle I probably would've loved the book a lot more. I did enjoy the character growth in this book, I can't decide who grew more: Britta or Cohen. Either way, I liked the book enough that I can't wait to dive into the third book.