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A review by sass_sass
The Princess of Chaos by Candice Wright
5.0
Great! So entertaining!
This book is about Megan, a friend of Luna's (from the first book in the series) and her adventure with the Chaos Demons MC. It was so good. Megan is an amazing woman who grew up in awful circumstances, was battered and broken, tossed aside, but came back rallying. She is the ultimate survivor and I adore her.
Candice Wright writes amazing female characters. They are complex yet flawed, but have incredible strength and own their femininity like a sword. They might be treated archaically because MC clubs are living in the old, old days regarding women, but Megan and Luna before her (and Viddy from Ricochet) command respect and pronounce their value to everyone around them. It's beautiful and empowering. To be fair, a lot of the men in the books are the open/receptive kind of guys, so that helps. But still, it's nice to read books about women who challenge the stereotypical roles women play in a sub culture of society.
Also, this book is amazing because Megan is hearing impaired and the author captures what it must feel like to be surrounded by hearing people in mind opening way. Communication difficulties, people assuming unintelligence and basic disregarding made me angry. Humanity treats people like rubbish at times...and though this is a book, I know it's much worse out in the real world. We need to read books about people who aren't like us.
There's also a love story blooming here that grew from something annoying into something beautiful and hot. Steamy. Ah love. So sweet.
It's been a great read today. I've been enjoying my dive into this series. Loved this book!
This book is about Megan, a friend of Luna's (from the first book in the series) and her adventure with the Chaos Demons MC. It was so good. Megan is an amazing woman who grew up in awful circumstances, was battered and broken, tossed aside, but came back rallying. She is the ultimate survivor and I adore her.
Candice Wright writes amazing female characters. They are complex yet flawed, but have incredible strength and own their femininity like a sword. They might be treated archaically because MC clubs are living in the old, old days regarding women, but Megan and Luna before her (and Viddy from Ricochet) command respect and pronounce their value to everyone around them. It's beautiful and empowering. To be fair, a lot of the men in the books are the open/receptive kind of guys, so that helps. But still, it's nice to read books about women who challenge the stereotypical roles women play in a sub culture of society.
Also, this book is amazing because Megan is hearing impaired and the author captures what it must feel like to be surrounded by hearing people in mind opening way. Communication difficulties, people assuming unintelligence and basic disregarding made me angry. Humanity treats people like rubbish at times...and though this is a book, I know it's much worse out in the real world. We need to read books about people who aren't like us.
There's also a love story blooming here that grew from something annoying into something beautiful and hot. Steamy. Ah love. So sweet.
It's been a great read today. I've been enjoying my dive into this series. Loved this book!