The Queen and the Cure by Amy Harmon
Plot:
The bastard son of the late King Zoltev and brother to the beloved King Tiras has to come to terms with a reality that weights on him: He is a Healer.
Kjell of Jeru is also a soldier that has dedicated his life to defend the crown and the land of Jeru from all enemies and evil forces like the Volgar.
Traveling to uphold his duty he meets a woman and saves her life.
Sasha has a gift of her own.
She can see glimpses of the future but she has forgotten her past.
Thus it begings a journey that will lead them both to life-changing discoveries, the most important of all?
The heart of who they really are.
Personal Thoughts:
I can’t believe I’m giving such a low rating to a Amy Harmon’s book!
I was so excited about this sequel…
I even waited for my trip in Northern Europe to buy and read the paper copy!
Anyhow…
As usual I really enjoyed Amy Harmon’s writing but the plot disappointed me greatly, expecially the “twist” about Sasha’s past, halfway through the story.
A Tristan & Isolde kind of tale that I couldn’t wait to be over with!
It has never happened before with this author.
I was bored and often bothered by plot and characters.
Such a pity because I was enjoying the story at first and I still enjoyed a lot of exchanges between Kjell and Sasha…
“I saw you,” she whispered, her body quaking and her fingers caressing his face. Kjell leaned in, filling his hands with her hair and his mouth with her kiss.
“I saw you,” he said against her lips. “And I never looked away.”
Unfortunately Amy Harmon’s talented writing wasn’t enough to keep me engaged.
⭐☆ 2.5 Stars ☆⭐
* The Queen and the Cure by Amy Harmon is is book #2 in The Bird and the Sword Chronicles but it’s also a standalone.
You can find my review of book #1 The Bird and The Sword by Amy Harmon HERE.
~ My Ratings ~
Writing: 4 /5
Plot: 2 /5
Hero: 2 /5
Heroine: 2 /5
Secondary Characters: 2 /5
MC’s chemistry: 3 /5
Triggers: A little OM drama, No other major Triggers
Recommended to: Paranormal and Fantasy Readers that enjoy Amy Harmon’s writing and a “Tristan & Isolde” kind of tale
The Queen and the Cure by Amy Harmon
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