King of Battle and Blood (Adrian X Isolde Book 1)

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You could tell from her mannerisms and the way she spoke that she was actually raised to lead and be a queen. The first time she confronted Safira was okay, but still the things she thought and said just made me hate her more. This books is nothing new (taylor reference yes) but actually a combination of good parts of FBAA, Shadows between us and TVD. But I’m getting carried away and this review is already way too long so the last thing I want to mention is the focus on consent.

Releases, 2022 Reads, Adrian X Isolde, Book Blog, Book Blogger, Book Review, Book Reviewer, Enemies to Lovers Romance, Fantasy, International Book Blogger, King of Battle and Blood, New to me Authors, Paranormal Romance, Romance Fantasy, Romantasy, Scarlett St. Don’t get me wrong, although I love that trope, I hate when it’s mentioned repeatedly or when it becomes something “cute” that the heroine did. Clair has also written, you should read it if you haven’t) that you’d think I’d get bored, but I find authors’ writing styles to carry so much more weight.But hey, at least I could read it in a satirical way, and that was the only thing giving me the strength to finish. Isolde goes from not remembering anything to remembering everything and accepting the whole “plot twist” in the span of a few pages (by the way, the way she remembers and realizes who she is was SO anticlimactic). And I loved the way that the history of these vampires is what makes it so important to them to put consent for anything at the forefront.

Though I was on the fence with Isolde’s character (come to that later), she didn’t ask questions incessantly and I thought the way we learned about Cordova’s true history alongside her felt pretty organic.Through courage, determination, and unwavering love, Adrian and Isolde must prove that they are the rightful rulers and saviors their world desperately needs. Filed Under: Blog Posts, Dark Fantasy, Fantasy, Fantasy Horror, Monsters, Reviews, Romantic Fantasy, Vampires, Witches Tagged With: Bloom Books, Scarlett St. This was strongly reminiscent of JLA’s From Blood and Ash books with the same addicting qualities to it but I personally enjoyed my reading experience of this one so much more (take that as you will but pls no attack lol)! This was frustrating because who doesn’t love that moment in a story when all the pieces come together and things finally make sense.