Great follow-up

This is not your traditional sequel, and it is a stronger book because of it. It’s lack of tradition rests in the fact that the main characters from the first book in the series are merely extras in this one. At first, I was a little confused because I was expecting to hear a continuation of Asha’s story. But in the first few minutes of the audiobook, I realized that, instead of one character’s arc continuing, Ciccarelli was working to build on the arc of the entire world the Iskari series is built on. Ciccarelli gives us a whole new set of characters to root for and fall in love with. It was a refreshing step away from the traditional way series of this type are handled, and I commend Ciccarelli on a job well done. Ayesha Kala’s narration was perfect. 5 stars all around.

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I wanted to like but

This was difficult for me because I loved the first book audiobook. The narration on this just kept throwing me off. It just seemed slow and choppy. It paused at the wrong times I felt like the story wasn’t moving along when it should be or it wasn’t exciting at times when it should be. I think if I were reading it myself I would have liked it more or if it had a different narrator. But, with this narrator I didn’t want to listen to it at all. I know that’s harsh but I’m sorry, that was my experience.

I loved it!

I listened to this whole book in one sitting.. just like the first book, this one was so good. I think I even loved it more! I cannot wait to read the third and last! the love stories in this are written so beautifully and the theme of love woven throughout done so masterfully! she did it again!

Letting Go

Twins have an amazing bond that can transcend death, but how healthy can that be? Being royal is lonely and heavy, can one do it alone? Not everyone is as they seem, ask questions. #Lovewins #SiblingStories #Tagsgiving #Sweepstakes