Kiss of the Blood Prince
Alessa Thorn
Overall: 2/5
Plot and themes: 1/5
Characters: 1/5
Writing style: 2/5
Attention-grabbing: 2/5
One day when riding the train home from work, Elise is caught in the midst of a mass-murder and taken hostage by the murderer. But don't worry, he's a fae prince who had reasoning for committing such atrocities. She's put to work in his castle and seldom sees him for the first few weeks, but fate pushes them together yet again and even though he's a jerk he somehow holds back from murdering her long enough to instantly fall in love with her.
I'm very aware of the fact that I chose a book called Kiss of the Blood Prince but there were no real rules in this book. On one hand it's fae and they're super powerful and somehow taking over the world? But also no one really cares? Like they murdered a whole train of people who couldn't all have been related to their vendetta and they stole a bunch of baby but everyone was just satisfied with agreeing to their bizarre terms of service. I don't think any world leader is going to be agreeing to terms based on the events of that peace discussion. It was all so out of place.
They had chemistry I guess? But also not really at all cause they had no common ground and didn't really take the time to get to know one another. It was super short and easy to read but it wasn't well-structured or fullfilling at all. It was rushed like a novella when I had the full expectations of a novel. So I don't think the sequels will really be on my TBR.
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