A review by tinireads
Crimes of Cupidity by Raven Kennedy
5.0
oh my gosh
I kind of don’t have words right now if I’m being honest.
I’m so sad that the (main) series is even, even though I am SO EXCITED for Lex & Belren’s book & the novella. I genuinely enjoyed how much of the series was about Emelle & her journey, how much of the books were heavily plot driven & her friendships along the way (her and Belren are fucking hilarious & my favorite duo, but Lex & Sev are amazing in their own rights too!)
I’ll be honest—usually when I finish a why-choose book, I have a favorite of the MMCs but I truly cannot choose between Ronak, Okot, Evert & Sylred. They are all so different, and compliment not only each other but also Emelle so perfectly. Plus, girly was incorporeal for like 50 years while spreading love & sex while getting none for herself. If anyone deserves four mates, it’s her.
There were so many parts that hurt my heart & I could feel Emelle’s grief/despair/confusion. But Raven Kennedy’s writing always seems to have a way of really connecting to me, so of course this was no different.
Of course I’ll immediately be jumping into the novella & spinoff novel, then I’ll spend a week crying that I binged the crap out of such an amazing series.
I kind of don’t have words right now if I’m being honest.
I’m so sad that the (main) series is even, even though I am SO EXCITED for Lex & Belren’s book & the novella. I genuinely enjoyed how much of the series was about Emelle & her journey, how much of the books were heavily plot driven & her friendships along the way (her and Belren are fucking hilarious & my favorite duo, but Lex & Sev are amazing in their own rights too!)
I’ll be honest—usually when I finish a why-choose book, I have a favorite of the MMCs but I truly cannot choose between Ronak, Okot, Evert & Sylred. They are all so different, and compliment not only each other but also Emelle so perfectly. Plus, girly was incorporeal for like 50 years while spreading love & sex while getting none for herself. If anyone deserves four mates, it’s her.
There were so many parts that hurt my heart & I could feel Emelle’s grief/despair/confusion. But Raven Kennedy’s writing always seems to have a way of really connecting to me, so of course this was no different.
Of course I’ll immediately be jumping into the novella & spinoff novel, then I’ll spend a week crying that I binged the crap out of such an amazing series.