I’m still not in love with Zayne as a character (he’s just a little too boring for me), but that’s most likely because I am very, very biased. Mostly, I think it’s because it felt a lot more realistic, and kinda healthier than her usual ones (this is not me saying anything bad about her usual main relationships, by the way, because I love them all to death). Yeah, he’s no Roth, and definitely not on the same level as other love interests of hers (*cough* Daemon *cough*), but I really found myself rooting for this relationship. Armentrout had a tough task ahead of her to make me finally see Zayne as a love interest. The first thing I need to say before anything else- I was 100% Team Roth and anti-Zayne in the Dark Elements series, so Jennifer L. Either way, the second I got invested in this book, it was almost impossible to put it down. Armentrout books, that definitely applies to this one, is that they are just un-putdownable. Another thing I’ve learned about Jennifer L. There are some fun twists thrown into this story, in addition to the adorable romance and epic action. I would keep thinking I knew what was going to happen, and yeah, maybe a few times I was right, but when it counted? I was always taken back by what actually happened. One thing I’ve noticed is that while there are some similarities throughout, she always managed to surprise me. Despite the lightheartedness, she also managed to have depth and heart in all of her characters, and handle the serious situations with as much skill as she does the hilarious ones. Her books are perfect for when you’ve finished and deep and dark fantasy and need something to lighten your mood and just make you smile. It’s full of references, strange and quirky one-liners, and lots of entertaining banter. Armentrout’s writing is just uniquely wonderful.

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