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The Promised Prince
by Kortney Keisel
HELLOOOO DRAMA.
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I found this book simultaneously over dramatic and hard to put down. I guess I’m really into the dramatics sometimes.
This is an older YA cast, with a younger YA vibe. I believe the male lead is 24, and acts like he’s 17. I found a lot of the inner dialogue and thoughts to be rather naïve and occasionally annoying. I enjoyed the overall interactions between Trev and Renna at least.
Plenty happened throughout. I didn’t find the pacing slow until near the end. Some interesting villains who tried to hard to be villains. And I was desperate for some world-building. I understood it was a post-world scenario. That’s about it. No thought given to why their were kingdoms now, how they were run. What everything kind of looked like, nada. I had to make a lot of assumptions to understand everything.
Yet, I enjoyed reading this. There were some good nuggets. I was invested enough to keep going and see how it all played out (which was rather whoa on its own).
Overall audience notes:
- Young adult dystopia romance
- Language: none
- Romance: kisses/make-outs
- Violence: murder, physical, gun violence, attempted assassination
- Content Warning: loss of a sibling/loved one
BLOG || INSTAGRAM
I found this book simultaneously over dramatic and hard to put down. I guess I’m really into the dramatics sometimes.
This is an older YA cast, with a younger YA vibe. I believe the male lead is 24, and acts like he’s 17. I found a lot of the inner dialogue and thoughts to be rather naïve and occasionally annoying. I enjoyed the overall interactions between Trev and Renna at least.
Plenty happened throughout. I didn’t find the pacing slow until near the end. Some interesting villains who tried to hard to be villains. And I was desperate for some world-building. I understood it was a post-world scenario. That’s about it. No thought given to why their were kingdoms now, how they were run. What everything kind of looked like, nada. I had to make a lot of assumptions to understand everything.
Yet, I enjoyed reading this. There were some good nuggets. I was invested enough to keep going and see how it all played out (which was rather whoa on its own).
Overall audience notes:
- Young adult dystopia romance
- Language: none
- Romance: kisses/make-outs
- Violence: murder, physical, gun violence, attempted assassination
- Content Warning: loss of a sibling/loved one