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A review by mysticforestcrafts
Magical Midlife Madness by K.F. Breene
5.0
I was sent a copy of this to show off the beautiful new hardcover with foiling and I must say it is absolutely gorgeous.
Pros:
Having no real concept of the story other than it had magic and someone in their midlife I didn’t know quite what to expect. I hoped some of the joy I got from A Ruin of Roses would in in the pages. I have to say that it wasn’t just there, it may have been better. I have decided that KF Breene should be named the Queen of side characters. Her cast in this book is so quirky and fun. I had so many moment of laughing aloud and some to nearly the point of crying.
I really enjoyed that this book never felt like it was info dumping. This were explained in natural ways through conversations or on screen action in real time. There is nothing wrong with an occasional flashback but they often get over used.
I think this is a perfect book to introduce someone into reading paranormal fantasy with hints of romance. I love the mix of common and uncommon magical figures and their internal politics.
Cons:
I honestly have zero regrets with this book, nothing I felt was missing or could have been tweaked but I try to be fair and think of something for every book so I will say the con is not knowing when the full series of reprints will be available because I need to read more but I have to have the physical copies for my collection.
Pros:
Having no real concept of the story other than it had magic and someone in their midlife I didn’t know quite what to expect. I hoped some of the joy I got from A Ruin of Roses would in in the pages. I have to say that it wasn’t just there, it may have been better. I have decided that KF Breene should be named the Queen of side characters. Her cast in this book is so quirky and fun. I had so many moment of laughing aloud and some to nearly the point of crying.
I really enjoyed that this book never felt like it was info dumping. This were explained in natural ways through conversations or on screen action in real time. There is nothing wrong with an occasional flashback but they often get over used.
I think this is a perfect book to introduce someone into reading paranormal fantasy with hints of romance. I love the mix of common and uncommon magical figures and their internal politics.
Cons:
I honestly have zero regrets with this book, nothing I felt was missing or could have been tweaked but I try to be fair and think of something for every book so I will say the con is not knowing when the full series of reprints will be available because I need to read more but I have to have the physical copies for my collection.