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Riven Knight is an angsty slow burn that hurt so good!

Devney Perry continues to captivate with her Tin Gypsy series. You can find my review of book one — Gypsy King — here. Riven Knight is book two. This marriage of convenience contemporary romance with MC and mystery elements is told in the dual POVs of our leads, Genevieve and Isaiah. I recommend reading the books in this series in order as the overarching narrative continues throughout both with interconnecting characters.

The story is chock full of angst, though there is a lot more happening than just the romance unfolding! The pace is a little slow but builds pretty nicely as things progress. The good thing is, a lot of light is shed on the unanswered questions I had after finishing book one.

Genevieve has a lot going on with grieving her mother’s tragic loss, being thrust into the lives of family she had never really known, and marrying a stranger who saved her from her murderer. And Isaiah is beautifully broken. He has a history that has filled his closet with skeletons which keeps him guarded. They have a lot to overcome individually and together, and that journey is what makes this book so great!

Overall, I really enjoyed and recommend Riven Knight! Backtrack to Gypsy King then dive into this one! I’ve learned that you can’t go wrong with Devney’s books!

*Thanks to the author for providing me with an advanced copy of this book. Please note that it, in no way, had an effect on my opinion or review.