Also, the “brother” aspect got to me as well. But by the last book – despite their love – I was suddenly not so enamored with the idea of five guys. And don’t get me wrong – I did love the brothers, they’re fantastic characters with fairly decent character development. At the beginning I was kind of love struck and the idea that five guys could be infatuated and intrigued by one girl and willing to share her was enticing. I will say that the 5 brother love interests were fantastic, but I did find them to be overwhelming by the end. I liked the lore and history the author created the pantheon of gods – really this book has a bunch of my favorite fantasy elements – so of course I enjoyed it. The plot picked up as well and I’m not upset with how everything came together in the end. I loved the character development the most – because Willa, the MC, was damn annoying in the first book. I don’t remember exact events that happened within each book. I’ll be honest – I inhaled these so quickly (like, 1-2 a day) that I don’t remember much. Then suddenly I was 5 books and a novella in and didn’t know what to do with my life. After having read the Seraphim Academy series by Elizabeth Briggs and learning that I’m not so opposed to Reverse Harem stories as I thought I was – I opted to give the first book a try. This series has been on my radar for a while now – the first book sat in my “Saved For Later” Amazon cart for months. I’m still kind of on it, but I’ve moved back into YA for a moment – there are a few books I’ve been meaning to read, and I do need a little bit of a break.
I’m still blaming A Court of Silver Flames. As you all know, I was on a spicy, steamy, smut kick.
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