Scan barcode
A review by punsandpaperbacks
Entwined Fates by Tiffany Roberts
5.0
A Cutesy Quick but Heartwarming Read
This was such a good palate cleanser after reading a book that threatened to put me in a reading stump. It was the perfect amount sweet, steamy and satisfying. Both MCs were quite likeable from the onset but Kiara’s fierce personality as a kid stole my heart. I love outspoken and adorable kids that unintentionally provide comic relief in stories. She was most endearing. Volcair was simply darling. The strong silent type, letting his chatterbox mate take the lead and leading him down the path to HEA in the process.
I hated how long it took them to find each other again. My heart ached for them and I was screaming at Isaiah AND Volcair that he would just not check himself. Ughhhh. Live and learn. The real star of the show is the inzu and he deserves all the rewards for his part.
The scene with Volcair and his father was emotional. I loved that he acknowledged his teenaged angst that again caused him to lose so much time with those that loved him. I loved that scene. Definitely brought tears to my eyes.
The story may have been short, but it did NOT lack the heat in its steamy scenes. Had me fanning my face and uncoiling the knots in my belly. Well done.
Not sure if these 2 show up in the other books in the series, but I’m willing to read to see if we get glimpses of them and what they are up to.
This was such a good palate cleanser after reading a book that threatened to put me in a reading stump. It was the perfect amount sweet, steamy and satisfying. Both MCs were quite likeable from the onset but Kiara’s fierce personality as a kid stole my heart. I love outspoken and adorable kids that unintentionally provide comic relief in stories. She was most endearing. Volcair was simply darling. The strong silent type, letting his chatterbox mate take the lead and leading him down the path to HEA in the process.
I hated how long it took them to find each other again. My heart ached for them and I was screaming at Isaiah AND Volcair that he would just not check himself. Ughhhh. Live and learn. The real star of the show is the inzu and he deserves all the rewards for his part.
The scene with Volcair and his father was emotional. I loved that he acknowledged his teenaged angst that again caused him to lose so much time with those that loved him. I loved that scene. Definitely brought tears to my eyes.
The story may have been short, but it did NOT lack the heat in its steamy scenes. Had me fanning my face and uncoiling the knots in my belly. Well done.
Not sure if these 2 show up in the other books in the series, but I’m willing to read to see if we get glimpses of them and what they are up to.