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A review by frenchtoast_n_books
Daughter of the Siren Queen by Tricia Levenseller
5.0
Love, love, love, love this book!
What it's about? Princess Alosa has obtained all three pieces of the map to the legendary treasure on the Isla de Canta. Getting to the treasure should be easy, but nothing ever is. Discovering secrets she was never meant to uncover has put her against her father, and with Vorden already at her heels Alossa must act fast to get to the treasure first to secure her and her crews future.
What I thought? I having nothing else to say other than I deeply loved this book just as I did its predecessor. Alossa is still as snarky as ever and Riden is still as hunky as ever. Their relationship, though some eye rolls were warranted, was great to see evolve more on page. I'm glad to see more of Alossa's crew and see them become more 3D. The plot was great, and appropriately gruesome when needed. Some scenes won't leave my mind anytime soon because this crew goes through some quite horrifying things. Keep it up Tricia!
In short: I loved it!
What it's about? Princess Alosa has obtained all three pieces of the map to the legendary treasure on the Isla de Canta. Getting to the treasure should be easy, but nothing ever is. Discovering secrets she was never meant to uncover has put her against her father, and with Vorden already at her heels Alossa must act fast to get to the treasure first to secure her and her crews future.
What I thought? I having nothing else to say other than I deeply loved this book just as I did its predecessor. Alossa is still as snarky as ever and Riden is still as hunky as ever. Their relationship, though some eye rolls were warranted, was great to see evolve more on page. I'm glad to see more of Alossa's crew and see them become more 3D. The plot was great, and appropriately gruesome when needed. Some scenes won't leave my mind anytime soon because this crew goes through some quite horrifying things. Keep it up Tricia!
In short: I loved it!