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A review by mavisinspanish
Heir by Tate James
4.0
3.5
I flew through this books because I wanted to know what happened and was so entertained, like no joke. I find this series very easy to engage in. Here's the thing: you know how usually the heroine does her stuff and saves the world? This girl, very respectfully of course, ain't shit. Basically whatever got solved, other people solved. The guy needed healing? The God appeared. The King needed to be dealt with? Some other guy. The Queen? Another guy. There was a point in which I was wondering what SHE was gonna do. Turns out, not a whole lot.
This book also felt rushed in some way. I feel like in this case, one more book to the series would be benefitial to unravel and solve all the things that were magically solved at the end. Everything was such an easy ending. The author had space in the plot to make one more, so I would have preferred it.
I also think the relationship with the guys were sudden. I know this happens in a span of three weeks, but they had some very valid points when it came to the issues of sharing, and I thought this was going to be something to discuss throughout the book but it was forgotten. Like the MC buried it under so it didn't threaten her happy ending, when actually it would, I think, would have added more to the plot instead.
Not perfect, but very entertaining either way.
I flew through this books because I wanted to know what happened and was so entertained, like no joke. I find this series very easy to engage in. Here's the thing: you know how usually the heroine does her stuff and saves the world? This girl, very respectfully of course, ain't shit. Basically whatever got solved, other people solved. The guy needed healing? The God appeared. The King needed to be dealt with? Some other guy. The Queen? Another guy. There was a point in which I was wondering what SHE was gonna do. Turns out, not a whole lot.
This book also felt rushed in some way. I feel like in this case, one more book to the series would be benefitial to unravel and solve all the things that were magically solved at the end. Everything was such an easy ending. The author had space in the plot to make one more, so I would have preferred it.
I also think the relationship with the guys were sudden. I know this happens in a span of three weeks, but they had some very valid points when it came to the issues of sharing, and I thought this was going to be something to discuss throughout the book but it was forgotten. Like the MC buried it under so it didn't threaten her happy ending, when actually it would, I think, would have added more to the plot instead.
Not perfect, but very entertaining either way.