The Queen of All That Lives

I skipped like a hundred pages, not because I was bored, but because I couldn't bare Montes and Serenity. His change isn't nice, it's unbelievable. You don't turn from dictator to nice king, it doesn't matter if it's been a hundred years. People can change, yes, but that's too big a change for a world that's still at war. She was repetitive, but at least she made sense, she didn't change and she couldn't believe his change either. I guess the story was still nice, it's just not what I expected and it surprised me in a bad way

4.25 Stars!

I am so happy with the way this series ended. It is kind of based on the story of Hades and Persephone, telling the story of imperfect people in an imperfect world and the path to fixing that world, plus coming to terms with the people they’ve become.

I love everything I’ve read from Laura Thalassa so far and she’s found herself a solid spot as one of my favorite authors.

Fab Conclusion

A perfect ending to what has been one of my favourite series of this year Monte and Serenity are all I've lived and breathed this past week, and though I am sad to leave them I am happy that they got there HEA, a amazing finish to what has been a captivating series Bravo.

This king has the worst security ever. His queen and he are always being attacked. It drove me batty.

The book was okay but I never did like Serenity. She was just too cold and unlikeable.

Fab Conclusion

A perfect ending to what has been one of my favourite series of this year Monte and Serenity are all I've lived and breathed this past week, and though I am sad to leave them I am happy that they got there HEA, a amazing finish to what has been a captivating series Bravo.

Completed 08/28/18