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Scarlet Princess
by Elle Madison, Robin D. Mahle
GOOD START.
I found myself really enjoying this fantasy read. It wasn’t quite what I was after, but still held a lot of good things.
I loooove short chapters. And these are barely a few minutes long that keep the pace going quick. I flew through it and each chapter kept me wanting more. I enjoyed the writing style and the characters. It is VERY light on the genre fantasy. There’s little to no world building and there might be a magic system? But that also isn’t explained well. While this is a negative for me, I think it would be a solid gateway fantasy for those interested in trying out the genre.
The romance had me shaking my head. I wasn’t here for Theo from the get-go. But you know who I am here for? EVANDER. So that better be where this series is headed or I’m going to quit while I’m blissfully unaware. There’s good banter and kisses. Continual one bed scenarios and plenty of older YA antics.
I think this was a good start to the series. There’s enough open plot lines that I want to continue and I’m happy to have found a KU fantasy series to dive into.
Overall audience notes:
- Upper YA Fantasy Romance
- Language: very little
- Romance: kisses/make-outs
- Violence: mild
- Trigger/Content Warnings: kidnapping, physical altercations