I had a good time with this. It’s a little cheesy and over the top at times, but it was a lot of fun. I liked the MCs. They were good together and had some great chemistry. I thought the shared usage (idk, is this a spoiler?) of magic was really cool, and I wish the author had gone a little harder in that direction, that the book dealt with it a little more. It was well paced and I liked the plot as it developed. The world building I thought was interesting and I’m keen to see where it goes in other books.

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Kayleigh Sky’s writing style I always find just a bit unusual and charming in being so. Almost like I can’t ever predict what the next sentence is going to be, and thus, the book ends up being a wild ride. This one … well, it certainly was that.

I’m not clear exactly on all the details of the worldbuilding … or the plot, really. But I also enjoyed a lot about this. It struck the perfect balance for me between ridiculous and serious, so even when I didn’t really know what was happening, I was still having a good time. I’m super down for haunted hotels, and I thought this one did a great job with that.

Also, side note: Sky nailed how cats probably actually think. I 100% accept that an actual cat wrote Axel’s chapters.

CWs: attempted murder/physical assault, mentions of death, maybe other things, idk.

Thanks to Gay Romance Reviews for a copy of this ebook in exchange for an honest review.