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A review by secretdearest
Rule of the Aurora King by Nisha J. Tuli
adventurous
emotional
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
4.0
So, for me, this was a pretty solid 4-star book.
I don't have much to say about this book, apart from that Lor still acted immature at times, but she doesn't cuss as much. However, there's quite some spice in this one.
The Fae in this book are as Fae usually are, cunning, however, not friendly and ruthless. There is no bargaining, nor changelings.
The story was suspenseful, a YA mystery. Lor spends a lot of time in the 'enemies' hold, searching for an artefact.
You might not enjoy this, if you're older (30+), because it's not that mature.
Tropes:
Enemies-to-lovers
Royal Fae
There's sort of a one bed trope, but nothing really happens based on that.
I don't have much to say about this book, apart from that Lor still acted immature at times, but she doesn't cuss as much. However, there's quite some spice in this one.
The Fae in this book are as Fae usually are, cunning, however, not friendly and ruthless. There is no bargaining, nor changelings.
The story was suspenseful, a YA mystery. Lor spends a lot of time in the 'enemies' hold, searching for an artefact.
You might not enjoy this, if you're older (30+), because it's not that mature.
Tropes:
Enemies-to-lovers
Royal Fae
There's sort of a one bed trope, but nothing really happens based on that.