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A review by kimberlys_reads
De kroon en de nacht by Jana Hoch
emotional
inspiring
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
"De Kroon En De Nacht" offers a strong conclusion to a good series, though it's disappointing that the male MC still hasn't learned from his mistakes in the previous books and continues to act impulsively, just as he did in the first book. Additionally, I felt that the female MC's feelings for him were much stronger than his for her, leading to situations that could have been easily avoided.
As with the previous books, the story is filled with drama, keeping the tension high throughout. There was also a moment of miscommunication that could have been prevented entirely, and since I'm not a fan of that trope, it was a bit frustrating.
Despite these issues, the book was still very enjoyable and a quick read. The drama and tension build up perfectly towards the end, making it impossible to put down.
The moments with the horses, though fewer in this book, were absolutely fantastic! I love how Jana Hoch describes the horses and their behavior—it adds a unique and realistic touch to the story.
As with the previous books, the story is filled with drama, keeping the tension high throughout. There was also a moment of miscommunication that could have been prevented entirely, and since I'm not a fan of that trope, it was a bit frustrating.
Despite these issues, the book was still very enjoyable and a quick read. The drama and tension build up perfectly towards the end, making it impossible to put down.
The moments with the horses, though fewer in this book, were absolutely fantastic! I love how Jana Hoch describes the horses and their behavior—it adds a unique and realistic touch to the story.