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A review by jlreadstoperpetuity
Twisted Love by Ana Huang
3.0
After King of Wrath, I have a little bit of a preview on a running theme for Ana Huang's novels. MC could either be a CEO, powerful and rich but is depicted as brooding, semi heartless and set on his ways. FMC is a little tricky to categorize but she would have had hints of variable sense of independence. This book, however, had some twists I least expected.
[Blurb @storygraph]
"Theirs is a love that was never supposed to happen—but when it does, it unleashes secrets that could destroy them both…and everything they hold dear."
Sure, the same characterization was observed and the plot twists were a little bit underwhelming but the aftermath of said twists more than made up for it.I was so happy that for a romance novel, the "I made a mistake, forgive me" phase did not came easy for the MC, and for a good reason too. The groveling left me satistfied a little, made the situation somewhat realistic and relatable. MC is still an as**ole but at least he is a loveable a-hole
[Blurb @storygraph]
"Theirs is a love that was never supposed to happen—but when it does, it unleashes secrets that could destroy them both…and everything they hold dear."
Sure, the same characterization was observed and the plot twists were a little bit underwhelming but the aftermath of said twists more than made up for it.I was so happy that for a romance novel, the "I made a mistake, forgive me" phase did not came easy for the MC, and for a good reason too. The groveling left me satistfied a little, made the situation somewhat realistic and relatable. MC is still an as**ole but at least he is a loveable a-hole