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A review by loverofromance
The Snows of Windroven by Jeffe Kennedy
adventurous
challenging
emotional
funny
reflective
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
4.25
My Review:
The Snows of Windroven is a novella that while part of the "Uncharted Realms" is actually a continuing story of the couple we see in "The Tears of the Rose". This was my least favorite couple to be honest because the heroine was so unlikeable. But I did have a solid time with this one here. At first it was hard to tell how I felt about the heroine, but I actually ended up really enjoying what this one delivered on though. We see some communication issues, but I think also these two are facing some difficult challenges that they just haven't addressed which only builds on their communication problems.
There were many elements to this story that I found beyond charming. I really couldn't get enough of them in their endearing moments. And then we have the twins and Ami and Ash just make the best of parents. The kids are still pretty young, wild and so energetic but have such an energetic personality that just charms you as the reader. We see Ami and Ash really have to work through some issues and communication problems. This is where we see them having to face the conflict of them being a couple and the class status. But seeing how they come together in the end was worth of all the drama.
Overall this book charmed me and kept me involved from beginning to end and making me eager to read more fantasy from this author.
The Snows of Windroven is a novella that while part of the "Uncharted Realms" is actually a continuing story of the couple we see in "The Tears of the Rose". This was my least favorite couple to be honest because the heroine was so unlikeable. But I did have a solid time with this one here. At first it was hard to tell how I felt about the heroine, but I actually ended up really enjoying what this one delivered on though. We see some communication issues, but I think also these two are facing some difficult challenges that they just haven't addressed which only builds on their communication problems.
There were many elements to this story that I found beyond charming. I really couldn't get enough of them in their endearing moments. And then we have the twins and Ami and Ash just make the best of parents. The kids are still pretty young, wild and so energetic but have such an energetic personality that just charms you as the reader. We see Ami and Ash really have to work through some issues and communication problems. This is where we see them having to face the conflict of them being a couple and the class status. But seeing how they come together in the end was worth of all the drama.
Overall this book charmed me and kept me involved from beginning to end and making me eager to read more fantasy from this author.