Glow (The Plated Prisoner Series Book 4)

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he has truly met his match with auren and they have a love so grand and unparalleled that i truly believe it could withstand anything and last in every lifetime. I pause, ears straining, but all I hear are faint sounds from the city below and the constant draw of the waterfall at the base of the mountain. My chest swells, and when she reaches a hand up and tugs at my arm, I lie back with her, situating until we’re arm to arm, leg to leg.

Book 3 of this adult fantasy series continues in this epic story inspired by the myth of King Midas, fae, fated romance, and insurmountable greed.We get a LOT of Slade content in this book which to me was so needed both to better understand the Fae male who has fallen so hard for our golden girl, and to better understand how on earth they as two Fae managed to find each other in this world forever separated from the Fae world. This moment is so jarring, so far beyond the realm of Slade's personality, that I can't stop coming back to it. This cliffhanger is painful and did manage to make me cry like a baby, but with so much left up in the air knowing we’re going into the final chapter and seeing every stage set for that has me CHOMPING AT THE BIT to get my hands on book 5! Please note: There is explicit language and romance in this book, not suitable for those under the age of 18.

Multiple POV , even if I didn’t care about some characters, I was able to get past my annoyance to be in their thoughts. Please Note: This book contains explicit content and darker elements, including mature language, violence, and non-consensual sex. So I think that’s important to remember as you’re going through this book, especially if you feel it’s beginning to get slightly long winded.This story spans several kingdoms, and gives such a better understanding of the terrain, layout and political goals of the greater kingdoms of Orea. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Now my problem with the Spice is the way it is used towards the end of the book as a catalyst for the big events to finally start taking place. Raven Kennedy is a tea and dark chocolate kind of girl and can often be found binge-watching The Office or The Great British Baking Show.

I will say it didn’t entirely break me like the end of Gleam did, but it had my heart in my throat and screaming and I had to remind myself to breathe WAY more times than once. So I will fight for him and he will kill for me, and if we need to become the villains, then so be it. Even when you think the story is finally going to pick up, it still takes about 10 more chapters to actually get to that moment.There's not even an inkling of this thought from any one in the entire book, no talk of "wife" or "queen" at all. Slade is the main focus and we pretty much get it all (I also really enjoyed learning about Ryatt and their family dynamic). I’ve learned my lesson with trusting manipulative kings, so why does my chest constrict every time he’s near? Every book just gets better and better and while I’m nowhere near close to being ready for it to end I cannot wait to see what is sure to be one heck of an explosive ending.