"Kazia doesn't make plans. He makes problems."

Oh, how I waited for this book! From the moment I finished [b:Prince and Bodyguard|171831933|Prince and Bodyguard (Perilous Courts #4)|Tavia Lark|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1685730237l/171831933._SY75_.jpg|100918173], I just knew right away that the final instalment from Perilous Courts was going to be my favorite. Not only enemies to lovers and slow burn are a couple of my fave tropes (when well done), the title alone had me excited.

Prince of Agony already implied that this was going to be Kazia's story first and foremost, and that was what also had me so excited and I was right. There are so many quotes I could've started this review on, but I chose the first one I highlighted on the book and, I mean, Kazia IS a chaos gramlin that is such a good brand of male lead tbh.

Is this the best book in the series? Maybe not really? I've read the others a while back by now so I can't be sure, but this gave me the vibes and answeres I wanted, Lucien is literal sunshine and I love Kazia, who thinks he's so evil incarnate, but isn't really.

I'm going to seriously miss this series, I love when authors write diff characters and stories set in the same universe and it's even better when they continue the same story line.

The one thing... like, the age difference, right? Lucien is my age (29) and, if I understood correctly, Kazia is 18. I can't for the life of me imagine being attracted to someone that age. So suspencion of disbelief had to be a thing *shrugs*. Still a five stars read because I had FUN!!!