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A review by agrimmreview
Legacy of Temptation by Larissa Ione
3.5
Thank you to Netgalley and Blue Box Press for sending me an eARC of this book in exchange for an honest review!
This was a 3.5 start book for me and I think if I had read the Demonica Series this would have been bumped to a 4. It is very clear that this is a well established world and the events of the past series have heavily impacted this story and while the author did a fine job giving the reader enough information to make the story enjoyable I think I would have been so much more invested if I knew all the details surrounding the full cast of characters and the overarching story that has unfolded.
While I don't love the insta lust between the characters Eva is refreshing as an FMC. She feels real in the fact that she isn’t automatically great at everything but she does put real effort behind everything she does and doesn’t want to rely on others to save her. She is open minded and doesn’t ignore when people present logical challenges to her beliefs.
There were a few times where the pacing felt a little off and I really didn't care for Lilith or how she was introduced. It is hard to picture her as a big bad, she comes off as more of a minor single arc baddie but I’ll have to wait and see if she is developed more as the books progress.
The world and characters are very interesting and had me fully ready to dive into the previous series to know even more.
This was a 3.5 start book for me and I think if I had read the Demonica Series this would have been bumped to a 4. It is very clear that this is a well established world and the events of the past series have heavily impacted this story and while the author did a fine job giving the reader enough information to make the story enjoyable I think I would have been so much more invested if I knew all the details surrounding the full cast of characters and the overarching story that has unfolded.
While I don't love the insta lust between the characters Eva is refreshing as an FMC. She feels real in the fact that she isn’t automatically great at everything but she does put real effort behind everything she does and doesn’t want to rely on others to save her. She is open minded and doesn’t ignore when people present logical challenges to her beliefs.
There were a few times where the pacing felt a little off and I really didn't care for Lilith or how she was introduced. It is hard to picture her as a big bad, she comes off as more of a minor single arc baddie but I’ll have to wait and see if she is developed more as the books progress.
The world and characters are very interesting and had me fully ready to dive into the previous series to know even more.