Roz MacLaren, where have you been all my life? I love when I find a new author to add to my favorites list.
In a game of power, love is the ultimate weapon.
“During a time when unicorns roamed free and dragons cast shadows across the sun, the wise men and women of the land told stories of a troubled future. The legends whispered of a time when every baby born would be blonde, genial and entirely Good. But straight after it would emerge a baby with black hair, dark eyes – and an entirely different nature. They would be called Mirrors, and nobody would know from whence they came or what to do with them once they arrived.”
Venom wants a normal life where no one can tell her what to do, especially her father, King Viper.
Blaze wants to be free, after all, he has been imprisoned in a dungeon since he was a baby.
Thorn wants to get the girl, which is a shame, because the girl has other things on her mind.
At least one of them is going to be disappointed.
Add it to your TBR if you love:
Animal companion
Good vs. Evil
Touch Him and Die
Twins
Found Family
MY REVIEW:
The concept of the Goods and the Mirrors was so interesting. This book had an amazing plot and storyline. It really captivated me from the very beginning. It definitely kept me turning the pages.
I kind of feel like when I felt like I had some things figured out, something happened that would just totally throw me off in all the best ways. This was an amazing take on good versus bad. The fact that the good are blonde haired and the mirrors are black haired, really ties that concept together. Venom and Blaze we're amazing characters that really kept me invested in this story.
I don't want to give too much away, but I'll just say read it because you're going to thoroughly enjoy it.