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Archer's Voice
by Mia Sheridan
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
Archer's Voice is a romance novel that offers more character depth than the average book in the genre and lots of spice. I listened to the audiobook, narrated by two voices- one for Archer and one for Bree. I found Bree's narration a touch cheesy, however it didn't stop me from listening to this in about a day.
Archer and Bree both have traumatic pasts that they have to process together to build a relationship. Except for some shared trauma at the end that seemed a bit over the top, it all felt thoughtful and sincere to me. I enjoyed that miscommunication is not a trope in this book, and both MCs are deliberate about being as clear with each other as possible- or as much as they can be dependent on their mental state.
If you want vulnerable characters and frequent spicy scenes, this is the romance novel for you.
Archer and Bree both have traumatic pasts that they have to process together to build a relationship. Except for some shared trauma at the end that seemed a bit over the top, it all felt thoughtful and sincere to me. I enjoyed that miscommunication is not a trope in this book, and both MCs are deliberate about being as clear with each other as possible- or as much as they can be dependent on their mental state.
If you want vulnerable characters and frequent spicy scenes, this is the romance novel for you.