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A review by helengarrawayauthor
Odriel's Heirs by Hayley Reese Chow
4.0
A talking cat! What more can I say? But seriously, Chow has created a complex world full of magical creatures and cultures, and an interesting magical system. Within this world there are three heirs, one has control of fire, another controls shadows and the ability to disappear and the third has control over Time and healing. They are stronger as a triad, each complementing the other. But one is missing.
This is an enemies to lovers trope as Kaia and Klaus have to learn to rely on each other to succeed. It takes them a while to overcome their constant bickering and they slowly begin to appreciate the others skills as they gather the warriors they need to overcome their enemy. A war they have been training for all their lives and probably never thought was real. An enjoyable adventure which builds into a satisfying finale, with some engaging characters, some of whom you just want to knock their heads together, but they get there in the end.
This is an enemies to lovers trope as Kaia and Klaus have to learn to rely on each other to succeed. It takes them a while to overcome their constant bickering and they slowly begin to appreciate the others skills as they gather the warriors they need to overcome their enemy. A war they have been training for all their lives and probably never thought was real. An enjoyable adventure which builds into a satisfying finale, with some engaging characters, some of whom you just want to knock their heads together, but they get there in the end.