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A review by beeya_bookreads
Fate of a Royal by Meagan Brandy, Amo Jones
4.0
when two of my fav queens come together to write a book, you know i’m about to devour that shit. this book just proves the power both meagan and amo hold. their writing separately and together is insanely intense.
reading a dark romance fantasy (bcus that's what this felt like) from them was something different and the same. both of them stuck to their unique styles but created a world of paranormal, fantasy madness. it was as if i was the one snorting that fae dust and tripping. this story was angsty, dreamy and so twisted. (although, the world-building was a bit confusing) but as their first time writing a fantasy book, this was so addictive.
knight was an absolute wet dream. a morally gray, dangerous lord from rathe that carries dark magic. from his dreamy looks, his ruthless honesty to his swoony recklessness. but as much as i felt that he was captivated by london, i felt as if he only fell for her because of their mated bond? as flawed and angsty as they are, they belong together. but i'll still eat up every angsty interaction they are going to have in book 2 because angst written by meagan and amo is like a nap that leaves you waking up questioning where tf you are. london was nothing less than i expected from a fmc written by meagan and amo. feisty, reckless, strong, confident, sassy. it was cute to see them both rejecting their bond only to be tempted by one another. but damn, that rejected mates, enemies to lovers really kicked in when the last chapter happened. like wtf. that cliffhanger was rude.
reading a dark romance fantasy (bcus that's what this felt like) from them was something different and the same. both of them stuck to their unique styles but created a world of paranormal, fantasy madness. it was as if i was the one snorting that fae dust and tripping. this story was angsty, dreamy and so twisted. (although, the world-building was a bit confusing) but as their first time writing a fantasy book, this was so addictive.
knight was an absolute wet dream. a morally gray, dangerous lord from rathe that carries dark magic. from his dreamy looks, his ruthless honesty to his swoony recklessness. but as much as i felt that he was captivated by london, i felt as if he only fell for her because of their mated bond? as flawed and angsty as they are, they belong together. but i'll still eat up every angsty interaction they are going to have in book 2 because angst written by meagan and amo is like a nap that leaves you waking up questioning where tf you are. london was nothing less than i expected from a fmc written by meagan and amo. feisty, reckless, strong, confident, sassy. it was cute to see them both rejecting their bond only to be tempted by one another. but damn, that rejected mates, enemies to lovers really kicked in when the last chapter happened. like wtf. that cliffhanger was rude.