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WHERE THERE ARE GODS, THERE ARE ALSO MONSTERS . . .
When I burn this world to embers, and you paint me as the villain, remember,
I really did try to be good . . . once.
Dianna is hellbent on revenge. As the last shred of her humanity is ripped from her, she decides to embrace her monstrous side and set the worlds alight.
Samkiel alone refuses to believe that she has become the monster that everyone else sees, and he'll do anything in his power to save her from herself, even if it means losing her.
With every realm now at risk from Kaden's army, and a myriad of new threats on the horizon, Samkiel can't afford to let his guard down. And as Dianna's thirst for blood only increases, he is running out of time to save them both . . .
Don't miss the first book in this series, THE BOOK OF AZRAEL and look out for Book 3 coming soon . . .
9781035414536
Data sheet
- Publisher
- Headline Publishing Group
- Author
- Amber V. Nicole
- ISBN
- 9781035414536
- Language
- English
- Print Length
- 772 Pages
- Publication date
- 18/01/2024
- Format
- Paperback / Softback
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The Throne of Broken Gods : The MUST-READ second book in Amber Nicole's dark romantasy series!
DH149.00
Delivered within 1-2 Days
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Some readers might have a completely different experience with this one—and I totally respect that—but for me, The Throne of Broken Gods was a letdown. It didn’t live up to the first book, and honestly, I struggled to stay invested. At over 600 pages, you’d expect an intense, action-packed sequel, but instead, it felt unnecessarily long, filled with scenes that didn’t add much to the overall story. It was like the plot was dragging its feet, stretching out moments that could have been condensed, making it hard to stay engaged. And then, as if realizing it needed to keep readers hooked, the book finally delivers a plot twist—in the last 170 pages. By then, it felt too little, too late. I still appreciate the world-building that made The Book of Azrael stand out, but this time, it got lost in the sheer amount of filler. Dianna and Liam’s dynamic, which I loved in the first book, didn’t feel as compelling, and the overall magic of the story just wasn’t there.