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A review by jazkc
Betrayal by Aleatha Romig
4.0
4 stars ✧
for a large portion of the book, I hadn't a clue of what could possibly transpire, or the direction this series would take. thankfully, the characters, writing and dialogue were compelling enough—and then some—to keep me flipping the pages, and by the end, i was throughly impressed and excited with how the events unfolded and intertwined.
should i describe every element of this book with one word, it would be sensuous.
❝I would have gladly given him anything he desired, but the pain in my chest meant I had nothing left to give. Nox already owned me—mind, body, and soul.
I was no longer my own to bestow.❞
for a large portion of the book, I hadn't a clue of what could possibly transpire, or the direction this series would take. thankfully, the characters, writing and dialogue were compelling enough—and then some—to keep me flipping the pages, and by the end, i was throughly impressed and excited with how the events unfolded and intertwined.
should i describe every element of this book with one word, it would be sensuous.