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A review by milli__
Court of Claws by Briar Boleyn
adventurous
dark
emotional
hopeful
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
5.0
Thanks to NetGalley and Briar Boleyn for providing me with this book to review :)
Thoughts and Feelings
5 stars
About... Court of Claws is the second book in Blood of a Fae. Morgan our FMC finds herself in a strange place with only her favourite, or hated, morally grey MMC Draven. Does Morgan have what it takes to return to her dear brother or will the intrigue surrounding Draven keep her within the Court of Claws?
What I loved... absolutely everything. I struggled initially with the first book in the series “Queen of Roses“ - however this book had me hooked immediately. I stayed up to 4am reading and finished the book the next day. Draven our morally grey MMC is as usual a walking mystery box with fine abs. The spice in the book heated up significantly compared to the initial book, Briar Boleyn writes many phenomenal scenes that will have readers blushing and wishing they had their own Draven at home.
As the story has developed I find myself more intrigued and eager to get on to the next book. The story is clean with no obvious plot holes or flaws in the story telling.
Draven, I love you.
What I didn't love... I‘ve nothing at all to say about this bit haha. Please make the books longer!
Thoughts and Feelings
5 stars
About... Court of Claws is the second book in Blood of a Fae. Morgan our FMC finds herself in a strange place with only her favourite, or hated, morally grey MMC Draven. Does Morgan have what it takes to return to her dear brother or will the intrigue surrounding Draven keep her within the Court of Claws?
What I loved... absolutely everything. I struggled initially with the first book in the series “Queen of Roses“ - however this book had me hooked immediately. I stayed up to 4am reading and finished the book the next day. Draven our morally grey MMC is as usual a walking mystery box with fine abs. The spice in the book heated up significantly compared to the initial book, Briar Boleyn writes many phenomenal scenes that will have readers blushing and wishing they had their own Draven at home.
As the story has developed I find myself more intrigued and eager to get on to the next book. The story is clean with no obvious plot holes or flaws in the story telling.
Draven, I love you.
What I didn't love... I‘ve nothing at all to say about this bit haha. Please make the books longer!
Content Warnings
Moderate: Child abuse and Child death