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A review by anncastle67
The Queen's Rising by Rebecca Ross
slow-paced
1.0
This book could have been so good in someone else's hands. There is no character development, the plot drags but also happens way too fast at the same time. The author clearly has some daddy issues that needs worked out because the main character jumps from father figure to father figure so fast.
Not to mention the relationship with the main character and her teacher.
"He kissed the left corner of my mouth, the girl I had once been who he first loved..."
He was at least 22 and she was 14 when she became his student and they first met when she was 10. Not to mention she calls him "master" incessantly. Also the book goes out of the way numerous times to describe how wrong their relationship is, and they end up together anyway.
Anyway save yourself some time, don't read it. It's gross and the characters are all boring and one dimensional.
Not to mention the relationship with the main character and her teacher.
"He kissed the left corner of my mouth, the girl I had once been who he first loved..."
He was at least 22 and she was 14 when she became his student and they first met when she was 10. Not to mention she calls him "master" incessantly. Also the book goes out of the way numerous times to describe how wrong their relationship is, and they end up together anyway.
Anyway save yourself some time, don't read it. It's gross and the characters are all boring and one dimensional.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Adult/minor relationship