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Sin & Chocolate
by K.F. Breene
I loved this book. It was an excellent start to a series, that build the world and set up the plot of the following books without me even realizing, "Oh, we are setting up what's coming." I just sat back and enjoyed it. While the book didn't end on a cliffhanger, which I deeply appreciated, it still left me wanting more of the story and the characters. And no just the main characters. I adore Alexis, and I think Kiernan is going to be a top 10 Morally Gray Character, but the secondary characters are just fantastic.
I am not a person who likes have kids as characters in books I am reading. I normally find they detract from the story, but KF Breene changed my mind. The found family of this book is just perfect. Daisy and Mordi were perfectly written and play off each other well. I love that the "found family" swaps around who is the adult, and just acknowledges it. And they all do an amazing job of lifting each other up and keeping each other on track. Then add Kiernan and his Six. I am desperate for more them and to find who they are where they come from.
The world building and the character development are done brilliantly. The layers of the world and the characters are presented in a way that I never felt like I was lost or trying to memorize any kind of lore or structure. And I also never felt like I was making huge leaps in logic. Everything just flowed really nicely.
Definitely recommend if you like …
Found family, world building, gods and lore, sarcasm, magic, hidden power, ghosts
I am not a person who likes have kids as characters in books I am reading. I normally find they detract from the story, but KF Breene changed my mind. The found family of this book is just perfect. Daisy and Mordi were perfectly written and play off each other well. I love that the "found family" swaps around who is the adult, and just acknowledges it. And they all do an amazing job of lifting each other up and keeping each other on track. Then add Kiernan and his Six. I am desperate for more them and to find who they are where they come from.
The world building and the character development are done brilliantly. The layers of the world and the characters are presented in a way that I never felt like I was lost or trying to memorize any kind of lore or structure. And I also never felt like I was making huge leaps in logic. Everything just flowed really nicely.
Definitely recommend if you like …
Found family, world building, gods and lore, sarcasm, magic, hidden power, ghosts