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A Taste of Gold and Iron
by Alexandra Rowland
emotional
funny
hopeful
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
Complicated
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
This is one of the best examples of slow-burn romance I have read in a very long time.
I'm not often one for fantasy stories with lots of world building, but I'm so glad I picked this one up! The characters are some of my favorites ever. Evemer being this tough bodyguard with such a soft spot (eventually) for Kadou? Yes. Here for it. I love his grumpy exterior because immediately that told me this human was a big softy, and I love being right. I, too, wanted to protect Kadou this entire book. The way his anxiety was portrayed was incredible to read, and I love that it was treated as just a part of the Prince, and not something they needed to "fix". The dual POVs in this worked very well and I loved seeing them react differently to the situations.
Also, you will love Tadek. I guarantee it.
I enjoyed the way the main conflict of this story was woven into the love story, and I just think this book is neat. You should read it.
I'm not often one for fantasy stories with lots of world building, but I'm so glad I picked this one up! The characters are some of my favorites ever. Evemer being this tough bodyguard with such a soft spot (eventually) for Kadou? Yes. Here for it. I love his grumpy exterior because immediately that told me this human was a big softy, and I love being right. I, too, wanted to protect Kadou this entire book. The way his anxiety was portrayed was incredible to read, and I love that it was treated as just a part of the Prince, and not something they needed to "fix". The dual POVs in this worked very well and I loved seeing them react differently to the situations.
Also, you will love Tadek. I guarantee it.
I enjoyed the way the main conflict of this story was woven into the love story, and I just think this book is neat. You should read it.