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Six Scorched Roses by Carissa Broadbent
4.0
⭐️4.0
“Time, Vale,” I said. “Time is the most valuable resource of all, and some of us are perpetually short.”
Carissa Broadbent has brought us a thought-provoking standalone fantasy-romance novella in only 180 pages. The eyes flow past her words like a knife through butter on a warm day and this is easily a book that can be read in one sitting.
This is book 1.5 of her A Crowns of Nyaxia series that is a story following two characters, Lilith and Vale:
There is Lilith, a women tormented by death and there is no hiding from it. Either the death that surrounds her brought on by a curse from a God, causing the lands and people to rot away, or the impending death of her terminal illness, that walks with her like a shadow. Lilith is a scientist and like many scientists, she is a driven, obsessive, workaholic that places her cause at the forefront of her life. Lilith hopes to find a cure to save the ones she loves but in order to do that she must go against the Gods.
We meet Vale, a brooding
“Time, Vale,” I said. “Time is the most valuable resource of all, and some of us are perpetually short.”
Carissa Broadbent has brought us a thought-provoking standalone fantasy-romance novella in only 180 pages. The eyes flow past her words like a knife through butter on a warm day and this is easily a book that can be read in one sitting.
This is book 1.5 of her A Crowns of Nyaxia series that is a story following two characters, Lilith and Vale:
There is Lilith, a women tormented by death and there is no hiding from it. Either the death that surrounds her brought on by a curse from a God, causing the lands and people to rot away, or the impending death of her terminal illness, that walks with her like a shadow. Lilith is a scientist and like many scientists, she is a driven, obsessive, workaholic that places her cause at the forefront of her life. Lilith hopes to find a cure to save the ones she loves but in order to do that she must go against the Gods.
We meet Vale, a brooding