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A review by afantaseaofbooks
House of Darakai by K.L. Kolarich
5.0
◦ I've received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review ◦
The book begins with the mysterious monster that knows everything around him, carrying people’s secrets and slowly approaching Dmitri’s coronation.
As usual, when comes to politics in books I struggle, not gonna lie, for me it's all talking and trying to fight the evil, or there are so many conflicts that I lose my mind from all the details - BUT, this time, the exact thing I do not particularly love in books, has attracted me to this book.
I enjoyed a lot the politics behind the story, how the House of Darakai is so corrupted that even Zaeth couldn't see it until the last moment. I loved the intrigues happening, the way everything just exploded in one single moment.
The House of Darakai - their world is wild, it's gruesome and it's also so enticing. The world-building this time has been amazing, my imagination was delighted by all the details. Also, the character growth has been amazing during this book. Zaethan has had amazing growth, from the first book to the 2nd book he has grown a lot and I loved the entire moment of him growing.
But what I loved most was the moments between Zaeth and Luscia, such a slow burn and slow enemies to lovers this was, but each moment was just culminating to the best moments. Their moments gave me all the feels and I've enjoyed each minute.
The magic system it's definitely strange and unique, something that even Luscia can't understand, so I hope it will be developed more along the way because I'm really curious what's all that new power. There might also be a love triangle happening - which in this book just feels natural and right in tune with the story so what's gonna happen, we do not know yet but I'm definitely excited!!
The ending was such a perfect one, it didn’t end into a cliffhanger but definitely leaves the door open for more things to be explored. I’m really curious about what the next book will bring and what adventure we’re embarking on.
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The book begins with the mysterious monster that knows everything around him, carrying people’s secrets and slowly approaching Dmitri’s coronation.
As usual, when comes to politics in books I struggle, not gonna lie, for me it's all talking and trying to fight the evil, or there are so many conflicts that I lose my mind from all the details - BUT, this time, the exact thing I do not particularly love in books, has attracted me to this book.
I enjoyed a lot the politics behind the story, how the House of Darakai is so corrupted that even Zaeth couldn't see it until the last moment. I loved the intrigues happening, the way everything just exploded in one single moment.
The House of Darakai - their world is wild, it's gruesome and it's also so enticing. The world-building this time has been amazing, my imagination was delighted by all the details. Also, the character growth has been amazing during this book. Zaethan has had amazing growth, from the first book to the 2nd book he has grown a lot and I loved the entire moment of him growing.
But what I loved most was the moments between Zaeth and Luscia, such a slow burn and slow enemies to lovers this was, but each moment was just culminating to the best moments. Their moments gave me all the feels and I've enjoyed each minute.
The magic system it's definitely strange and unique, something that even Luscia can't understand, so I hope it will be developed more along the way because I'm really curious what's all that new power. There might also be a love triangle happening - which in this book just feels natural and right in tune with the story so what's gonna happen, we do not know yet but I'm definitely excited!!
The ending was such a perfect one, it didn’t end into a cliffhanger but definitely leaves the door open for more things to be explored. I’m really curious about what the next book will bring and what adventure we’re embarking on.
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