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Queen of the Hollow: A Vampire Epic Romantasy
The enemy of my enemy is my friend, at least, that's what Sylvia the Hollow, hopes. Alongside her vampire lover Altyr and sassy vampire mentor Lydia, she needs to convince the one who started it all to stop the impending Lightbringer army.
They need to persuade Morina, the self-proclaimed vampire queen, to join their fight against the army of twisted light. Morina can't know of Sylvia's power of light and darkness, lest they lose her support. Keeping their secret is of the utmost importance in her court.
The mystical voices are screaming silently and only Sylvia can hear their cries. They warn of an impending doom. They're running out of time as the army of light continues to encroach.
They need to persuade Morina, the self-proclaimed vampire queen, to join their fight against the army of twisted light. Morina can't know of Sylvia's power of light and darkness, lest they lose her support. Keeping their secret is of the utmost importance in her court.
The mystical voices are screaming silently and only Sylvia can hear their cries. They warn of an impending doom. They're running out of time as the army of light continues to encroach.
327 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 15, 2025
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May 16, 2025
Sad to see it end, even happier I got to read it.
After book two I didn’t think there was any more big information we could learn about the ancients, boy was I wrong. Stacy Stover did a wonderful job of sprinkling in new information, building tension, and giving us the big revelation at just the right timing. All the new information had the goals for our characters changing slightly throughout so that there wasn’t a feeling of waiting three books for them to solve one problem.
The sass and confidence of Sylvia really shined in this book. So many of her internal quips had me giggling or say you tell em. I enjoyed where her and Altyr’s relationship and bond went. While they may spend most of the book apart or having their relationship tested I felt they both came out understanding eachother better and left me feeling it would be more than just the bond keeping them together in the end. Plus let’s not forget about some good spice sprinkled in.
I am still reeling from the ending. I’m trying to pretend not all of it is true/find any evidence in the book to un-break my heart just a little. (And if you have it please give it to me).
After book two I didn’t think there was any more big information we could learn about the ancients, boy was I wrong. Stacy Stover did a wonderful job of sprinkling in new information, building tension, and giving us the big revelation at just the right timing. All the new information had the goals for our characters changing slightly throughout so that there wasn’t a feeling of waiting three books for them to solve one problem.
The sass and confidence of Sylvia really shined in this book. So many of her internal quips had me giggling or say you tell em. I enjoyed where her and Altyr’s relationship and bond went. While they may spend most of the book apart or having their relationship tested I felt they both came out understanding eachother better and left me feeling it would be more than just the bond keeping them together in the end. Plus let’s not forget about some good spice sprinkled in.
I am still reeling from the ending. I’m trying to pretend not all of it is true/find any evidence in the book to un-break my heart just a little. (And if you have it please give it to me).
June 13, 2025
2.8-ish stars ⭐️
The first novel in the series was definitely the standout for me.
The first novel in the series was definitely the standout for me.
December 4, 2025
The MMC is okay and I did skip a little when it was just the couple, but that’s made up for by how awesome the FMCs are - the good guys and the bad guys.
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