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The Minotaur's Claim
“I haven't decided yet what to do with you. But push me, and I'll show you exactly how monsters fuck their prey.”
When Lysandra's village offers her to the legendary Minotaur King, they dress her in white and call it honor. But she knows the truth—she's payment for their prosperity, a virgin bride for a monster who rules an impossible maze between worlds.
She expects death.
She doesn't expect him.
Asterion has guarded the labyrinth for years, watching sacrifices come with their fear and their resignation. But this one enters his domain with fire in her eyes and defiance in her spine. This one looks at his monstrous form and asks questions instead of screaming.
This one might just be his undoing.
Welcome to a world where shadows have opinions, monsters have hearts, and the only thing more dangerous than entering the labyrinth... is wanting to stay.
When Lysandra's village offers her to the legendary Minotaur King, they dress her in white and call it honor. But she knows the truth—she's payment for their prosperity, a virgin bride for a monster who rules an impossible maze between worlds.
She expects death.
She doesn't expect him.
Asterion has guarded the labyrinth for years, watching sacrifices come with their fear and their resignation. But this one enters his domain with fire in her eyes and defiance in her spine. This one looks at his monstrous form and asks questions instead of screaming.
This one might just be his undoing.
Welcome to a world where shadows have opinions, monsters have hearts, and the only thing more dangerous than entering the labyrinth... is wanting to stay.
- GenresRomantasy
267 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 3, 2025
About the author
Jeanette Clarke
90 books53 followersJeanette Clarke is a cross-genre author writing across science fiction, fantasy, romantic comedy, psychological horror, and dark romance. Her stories range from sharp-witted, feel-good romances to intense, psychologically charged tales of obsession, survival, and morally gray love—often with a little extra heat woven in.
When she’s not writing, Jeanette travels frequently, draws inspiration from the world around her, and spends her time with her amazing husband and their wonderful pups.
When she’s not writing, Jeanette travels frequently, draws inspiration from the world around her, and spends her time with her amazing husband and their wonderful pups.
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September 27, 2025
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5 stars)
🌶️🌶️🌶️ spice
Thank you to the author and BookSprout for providing me with an ARC of this book. All opinions are my own and given honestly.
I wasn’t sure what to expect when starting this book — I had pretty low expectations, and wow, I’m so glad I gave it a chance.
From the start, the book was smoothly written, with a fantastic setup. Lysandra’s sass and bold personality made diving into the story effortless and fun.
Given how short the book is, I wasn’t expecting much — but wow, it’s packed with far more than I anticipated. The pacing is fast, but there’s a real, fleshed-out storyline underneath all the heat.
I especially loved how the plot gave me hints of Labyrinth, Beauty and the Beast, and classic mythology — but still felt fresh and unique.
While I would’ve loved a longer book with a slightly slower pace, the author did an amazing job weaving a twisty, sexy, satisfying story in such a short amount of time.
Would I recommend it?
Absolutely 💯
Would I read it again?
Yes — the reread value is high.
How would I sum it up?
A sizzling, fast-paced fantasy that blends sass, spice, and story into one addicting read.
🌶️🌶️🌶️ spice
Thank you to the author and BookSprout for providing me with an ARC of this book. All opinions are my own and given honestly.
I wasn’t sure what to expect when starting this book — I had pretty low expectations, and wow, I’m so glad I gave it a chance.
From the start, the book was smoothly written, with a fantastic setup. Lysandra’s sass and bold personality made diving into the story effortless and fun.
Given how short the book is, I wasn’t expecting much — but wow, it’s packed with far more than I anticipated. The pacing is fast, but there’s a real, fleshed-out storyline underneath all the heat.
I especially loved how the plot gave me hints of Labyrinth, Beauty and the Beast, and classic mythology — but still felt fresh and unique.
While I would’ve loved a longer book with a slightly slower pace, the author did an amazing job weaving a twisty, sexy, satisfying story in such a short amount of time.
Would I recommend it?
Absolutely 💯
Would I read it again?
Yes — the reread value is high.
How would I sum it up?
A sizzling, fast-paced fantasy that blends sass, spice, and story into one addicting read.
September 29, 2025
Honest ARC Review ✨️
This was my first time reading anything by Jeanette Clarke, and honestly, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I had never heard of her or this book before, but I decided to give it a try—and I’m glad I did!
Let me tell you, this book is sizzling hot 💦🔥. There are definitely a lot of adult scenes, so if you enjoy steamy fantasy romance, this one delivers. At the same time, I found myself wishing for a little more depth in the fantasy worldbuilding. The mix of fantasy and romance worked well, but I felt like there was room for more, and I’m really hoping the author continues this story in a second book.
The pacing is fast, the writing flows easily, and the romance has that Beauty and the Beast vibe—but with its own unique twist that makes it stand out.
Overall, I truly enjoyed it and would recommend it to other readers who love fantasy romance with plenty of spice.
✨ Thank you to Booksprout for providing me with this ARC in exchange for my honest review.
This was my first time reading anything by Jeanette Clarke, and honestly, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I had never heard of her or this book before, but I decided to give it a try—and I’m glad I did!
Let me tell you, this book is sizzling hot 💦🔥. There are definitely a lot of adult scenes, so if you enjoy steamy fantasy romance, this one delivers. At the same time, I found myself wishing for a little more depth in the fantasy worldbuilding. The mix of fantasy and romance worked well, but I felt like there was room for more, and I’m really hoping the author continues this story in a second book.
The pacing is fast, the writing flows easily, and the romance has that Beauty and the Beast vibe—but with its own unique twist that makes it stand out.
Overall, I truly enjoyed it and would recommend it to other readers who love fantasy romance with plenty of spice.
✨ Thank you to Booksprout for providing me with this ARC in exchange for my honest review.
March 21, 2026
DNF @ 67%
A snooze fest. I think the balance of tension and plot is off; plot should’ve been introduced sooner and they should not have started hooking up until later in the book. The way it currently is written, the romance is front heavy then 40% on is practically plot only.
At times, I wondered if this was written by AI given certain repetitive items. There are multiple instances of the same words being used in the same order (ex “Mine. Possessive. True.”). There is also unnecessary repetition in the plot; when Lysandra first comes to power she says “if I can handle it, the court has to accept me as the true queen and no one can question me again” and the court agrees….. less than 3 chapters later she gets questioned again and has to fight someone in the court to prove her power, again. Like we do not care! Ultimately, I think it’s just poor editing because I don’t think AI is using the word “jackknife” in a sentence.
It had potential but quickly lost my interest.
A snooze fest. I think the balance of tension and plot is off; plot should’ve been introduced sooner and they should not have started hooking up until later in the book. The way it currently is written, the romance is front heavy then 40% on is practically plot only.
At times, I wondered if this was written by AI given certain repetitive items. There are multiple instances of the same words being used in the same order (ex “Mine. Possessive. True.”). There is also unnecessary repetition in the plot; when Lysandra first comes to power she says “if I can handle it, the court has to accept me as the true queen and no one can question me again” and the court agrees….. less than 3 chapters later she gets questioned again and has to fight someone in the court to prove her power, again. Like we do not care! Ultimately, I think it’s just poor editing because I don’t think AI is using the word “jackknife” in a sentence.
It had potential but quickly lost my interest.
December 3, 2025
I went into this after reading The Ogre’s Bride thinking it would be just as good. I was surprised to find it wasn’t.
It was less about a storyline and more about the smutty plot.
It was less about a storyline and more about the smutty plot.
Did Not Finish
August 4, 2026It started out strong but fizzled out. The beginning was fast paced and spicy. Maybe you will love it . Sorry it wasn’t for me.
September 30, 2025
So beautifully written and grabs your attention from the first page. I loved this concept, never wanting to put it down!.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
September 26, 2025
So, I do have some mixed feelings for this book.
On the whole, I enjoyed it. The spice was good, but the book is not smut heavy by any means. The dialogue is fun between the fmc and mmc. What kind of throws me somewhat out of the fantasy is its not super clear when this takes place. Like, the fmc is a virginal sacrifice to the Minotaur, to ensure her village's prosperity and safety, and was training as a healer. But sometimes the language she uses is very contemporary, referencing a fortune cookie at one point. The initial set up gives like rural, maybe medieval-esque vibes, so the juxtaposition to how she speaks is jarring, at times. Also, regarding the minotaur, I would have liked the effects of the "curse" to be more spelled out. I was struggling to ascertain if he was always a Minotaur, and it was the perception he was a monster that made him monstrous/beastial, or did he look human and the curse changed him into the Minotaur? Overall, I enjoyed the story, love a good strong fmc and love always wins-type story.
If you enjoy minotaurs, size difference to the extreme, magic, a girl finally being seen for her worth as a person instead of a maidenhead, give it ago!.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
On the whole, I enjoyed it. The spice was good, but the book is not smut heavy by any means. The dialogue is fun between the fmc and mmc. What kind of throws me somewhat out of the fantasy is its not super clear when this takes place. Like, the fmc is a virginal sacrifice to the Minotaur, to ensure her village's prosperity and safety, and was training as a healer. But sometimes the language she uses is very contemporary, referencing a fortune cookie at one point. The initial set up gives like rural, maybe medieval-esque vibes, so the juxtaposition to how she speaks is jarring, at times. Also, regarding the minotaur, I would have liked the effects of the "curse" to be more spelled out. I was struggling to ascertain if he was always a Minotaur, and it was the perception he was a monster that made him monstrous/beastial, or did he look human and the curse changed him into the Minotaur? Overall, I enjoyed the story, love a good strong fmc and love always wins-type story.
If you enjoy minotaurs, size difference to the extreme, magic, a girl finally being seen for her worth as a person instead of a maidenhead, give it ago!.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
October 1, 2025
I'm loving discovering new authors through this site. As a prolific reader and retired, it is sheer joy to be able to read and review for these talented authors. As a result, my library is constantly growing.
In this book we meet Lysandra who is given as an offering to the Minotaur in favour for the village to prosper. She has been one of many over time and Asterion finds her character one of worth. This is their story and their eventual HEA.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
In this book we meet Lysandra who is given as an offering to the Minotaur in favour for the village to prosper. She has been one of many over time and Asterion finds her character one of worth. This is their story and their eventual HEA.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 16, 2025
The Minotaur’s Claim was an enjoyable read, but it didn’t fully wow me. I am the opposite of some other reviewers… I would have liked a little more smut and a little less world/story building. I am not a huge fantasy reader, so the mythical story line was a bit much for me.
That said, I really liked the relationship between the FMC and MMC. Their dynamic was the highlight of the book for me. And I’m always a sucker for a HEA, which definitely helped leave me on a positive note.
Overall, a solid read with some strong moments, but not one that completely stuck with me.
That said, I really liked the relationship between the FMC and MMC. Their dynamic was the highlight of the book for me. And I’m always a sucker for a HEA, which definitely helped leave me on a positive note.
Overall, a solid read with some strong moments, but not one that completely stuck with me.
April 1, 2026
romantasy and mystery all in one!
Wow! I’ve read twice and really enjoyed it both times. You quickly get sucked into the labyrinth and all of its characters. Of course, Lysandara and Asterion’s romance is somewhat instalove there’s intent. All the supporting characters are very unique in their own ways….in both looks as well as personality, aims. Fantastic universe building. In addition to the romance, there’s a mystery to solve. There is steam, but it’s mainly in the first half of the novel. If you’re a lover of romantasy and mystery, grab this one!
Wow! I’ve read twice and really enjoyed it both times. You quickly get sucked into the labyrinth and all of its characters. Of course, Lysandara and Asterion’s romance is somewhat instalove there’s intent. All the supporting characters are very unique in their own ways….in both looks as well as personality, aims. Fantastic universe building. In addition to the romance, there’s a mystery to solve. There is steam, but it’s mainly in the first half of the novel. If you’re a lover of romantasy and mystery, grab this one!
October 3, 2025
Non spoiler review: I really enjoyed this arc! It was my first minotaur romance, so I wasn't sure to expect, but I throughly enjoyed myself. The situation the fmc was in had just enough stakes and I enjoyed the MMCs character. I can be kind of picky with my monster romance, but i liked this one a lot. Anyway, I highly recommend this book to people who like monster romance!.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
September 30, 2025
The story moved quickly without being overly fast. Just quick enough to keep my attention. It never slowed down enough to get boring and moved from one excitement to the next with ease. The plot gave an interesting twist on the Minotaur mythos. Definitely worth reading.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
October 9, 2025
🌶4/5. It wasn't what I expected. By the cover it seemed like another monster romance but as I read the story it felt more adventure fantasy. I still enjoyed it overall. This is a story you have to pay attention to though, lots of stuff happening in just a couple hundred pages.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
October 27, 2025
I love a badass FMC.. I want them to be feisty and make the MMC work for it a little bit. So this was really enjoyable.
I was a little nervous at the start, I don't like the bully romance trope were the MMC is an asshole for 95% of the book, but ended up really liking them both.
The concept was good, as was the world building with a decent amount of spice.
Hoping there will be more to come.
I was a little nervous at the start, I don't like the bully romance trope were the MMC is an asshole for 95% of the book, but ended up really liking them both.
The concept was good, as was the world building with a decent amount of spice.
Hoping there will be more to come.
February 11, 2026
Good Take
So this was a very interesting take on the Minotaur and his maze. The idea of a human woman actually excepting the beast was solid idea. And the human’s bravery loyalty and will along was also refreshing for a MFC. I don’t hope this continues into a series. I would love to know what comes next.
So this was a very interesting take on the Minotaur and his maze. The idea of a human woman actually excepting the beast was solid idea. And the human’s bravery loyalty and will along was also refreshing for a MFC. I don’t hope this continues into a series. I would love to know what comes next.
September 29, 2025
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The FMC is a strong willed character with a sharp wit. The MMC proves to have many layers. And the spice! Chef’s kiss!! Loved the banter between all the players, and the combination of science and mythology and poetry.
October 2, 2025
This was a quick read, but good. The characters were interesting and the Plot was good. As a fan of monster romance I really enjoyed this one. Overall this was a quick spicy dip into the world of monsters.
October 2, 2025
Like a FMC with a back bone? This is it. Shes bratty and funny and I just loved the banter! Very original storyline too!
Our MMC is just as dreamy, expect size difference galore with a consent king!
M/F - but voyeurism
Minotaur x human
Size difference
Consent w/ heat
Knotting
Magic/Trials! ✨
Our MMC is just as dreamy, expect size difference galore with a consent king!
M/F - but voyeurism
Minotaur x human
Size difference
Consent w/ heat
Knotting
Magic/Trials! ✨
February 18, 2026
Loved it!
I don’t normally leave written reviews but this book was incredible. The character arc, the story line, and how everyone interacts was so good! Probably one of my favorite books I’ve read recently. Worth reading!
I don’t normally leave written reviews but this book was incredible. The character arc, the story line, and how everyone interacts was so good! Probably one of my favorite books I’ve read recently. Worth reading!
April 30, 2026
What a fun world!
Love love loved. Amazing human stubborn FMC, very beauty and the beast meets hunger games meets supernatual dimension. The Labyrinth itself was a devine work of twists and turns. Was surprised by how amazing it was and 10/10 recommend.
Love love loved. Amazing human stubborn FMC, very beauty and the beast meets hunger games meets supernatual dimension. The Labyrinth itself was a devine work of twists and turns. Was surprised by how amazing it was and 10/10 recommend.
May 30, 2026
DNF
Ok don't hate, but I couldn't finish this. I'm new to fantasy romance? Or is it monster romance? Either way, I've read good ones. This started out good, but then I just got bored with it. I just wanted to get it finished. Three stars since it was a me issue. On to the next.
Ok don't hate, but I couldn't finish this. I'm new to fantasy romance? Or is it monster romance? Either way, I've read good ones. This started out good, but then I just got bored with it. I just wanted to get it finished. Three stars since it was a me issue. On to the next.
September 24, 2025
Really interesting— a very intense love story— most intriguing ideas about the labyrinth & Minotaur that I’ve yet read— couldn’t put it down! —well written-!
September 30, 2025
Really enjoyed.
June 18, 2026
trama curiosa pero mal ejecutada que me ha hecho despreciar el sexo bovino
Did Not Finish
August 12, 202617%
October 30, 2025
Genre: Dark Fantasy Romance / Monster Romance
From the first line from the author I was hooked—“I haven't decided yet what to do with you. But push me, and I'll show you exactly how monsters fuck their prey.”—it’s clear that The Minotaur’s Claim isn’t a delicate love story. It’s a visceral, sensual, and darkly poetic reimagining of the Minotaur myth, where desire and danger intertwine inside an endless maze.
The story follows Lysandra, a young woman sacrificed by her village as tribute to the Minotaur King, Asterion. Dressed in white and called an “honor,” she knows she’s nothing more than payment—a living offering to keep her people safe. But instead of becoming prey, Lysandra becomes something far more dangerous: curious.
Asterion himself is no mindless beast. As guardian of the labyrinth, he’s both ancient and weary, a creature built of muscle, shadow, and sorrow. He’s seen hundreds come to die. None have met his gaze without terror—until Lysandra. What unfolds between them is a slow, burning unraveling of boundaries: between man and monster, captor and captive, myth and truth.
The prose is lush and evocative, balancing brutality with tenderness. The labyrinth isn’t just a setting—it’s a living metaphor for desire, trauma, and the human (or inhuman) struggle for connection. The chemistry between Lysandra and Asterion crackles with tension, but it’s their emotional evolution that gives the story its power. Lysandra’s defiance and compassion challenge the Minotaur’s monstrous self-image, while Asterion’s quiet strength forces her to confront what she truly wants—to survive, or to belong.
Fans of dark romance and mythic retellings—especially works like A Court of Thorns and Roses, Promises and Monsters, or The Serpent and the Wings of Night—will find themselves lost in this world of blood, passion, and labyrinthine longing.
Verdict:
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ (5/5)
A haunting, erotic, and emotionally charged descent into myth. The Bride of the Labyrinth proves that even monsters can love—and sometimes, it’s the human heart that’s the most dangerous thing of all.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
From the first line from the author I was hooked—“I haven't decided yet what to do with you. But push me, and I'll show you exactly how monsters fuck their prey.”—it’s clear that The Minotaur’s Claim isn’t a delicate love story. It’s a visceral, sensual, and darkly poetic reimagining of the Minotaur myth, where desire and danger intertwine inside an endless maze.
The story follows Lysandra, a young woman sacrificed by her village as tribute to the Minotaur King, Asterion. Dressed in white and called an “honor,” she knows she’s nothing more than payment—a living offering to keep her people safe. But instead of becoming prey, Lysandra becomes something far more dangerous: curious.
Asterion himself is no mindless beast. As guardian of the labyrinth, he’s both ancient and weary, a creature built of muscle, shadow, and sorrow. He’s seen hundreds come to die. None have met his gaze without terror—until Lysandra. What unfolds between them is a slow, burning unraveling of boundaries: between man and monster, captor and captive, myth and truth.
The prose is lush and evocative, balancing brutality with tenderness. The labyrinth isn’t just a setting—it’s a living metaphor for desire, trauma, and the human (or inhuman) struggle for connection. The chemistry between Lysandra and Asterion crackles with tension, but it’s their emotional evolution that gives the story its power. Lysandra’s defiance and compassion challenge the Minotaur’s monstrous self-image, while Asterion’s quiet strength forces her to confront what she truly wants—to survive, or to belong.
Fans of dark romance and mythic retellings—especially works like A Court of Thorns and Roses, Promises and Monsters, or The Serpent and the Wings of Night—will find themselves lost in this world of blood, passion, and labyrinthine longing.
Verdict:
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ (5/5)
A haunting, erotic, and emotionally charged descent into myth. The Bride of the Labyrinth proves that even monsters can love—and sometimes, it’s the human heart that’s the most dangerous thing of all.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
September 26, 2025
So, I do have some mixed feelings for this book.
On the whole, I enjoyed it. The spice was good, but the book is not smut heavy by any means. The dialogue is fun between the fmc and mmc. What kind of throws me somewhat out of the fantasy is its not super clear when this takes place. Like, the fmc is a virginal sacrifice to the Minotaur, to ensure her village's prosperity and safety, and was training as a healer. But sometimes the language she uses is very contemporary, referencing a fortune cookie at one point. The initial set up gives like rural, maybe medieval-esque vibes, so the juxtaposition to how she speaks is jarring, at times. Also, regarding the minotaur, I would have liked the effects of the "curse" to be more spelled out. I was struggling to ascertain if he was always a Minotaur, and it was the perception he was a monster that made him monstrous/beastial, or did he look human and the curse changed him into the Minotaur? Overall, I enjoyed the story, love a good strong fmc and love always wins-type story.
If you enjoy minotaurs, size difference to the extreme, magic, a girl finally being seen for her worth as a person instead of a maidenhead, give it ago!.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
On the whole, I enjoyed it. The spice was good, but the book is not smut heavy by any means. The dialogue is fun between the fmc and mmc. What kind of throws me somewhat out of the fantasy is its not super clear when this takes place. Like, the fmc is a virginal sacrifice to the Minotaur, to ensure her village's prosperity and safety, and was training as a healer. But sometimes the language she uses is very contemporary, referencing a fortune cookie at one point. The initial set up gives like rural, maybe medieval-esque vibes, so the juxtaposition to how she speaks is jarring, at times. Also, regarding the minotaur, I would have liked the effects of the "curse" to be more spelled out. I was struggling to ascertain if he was always a Minotaur, and it was the perception he was a monster that made him monstrous/beastial, or did he look human and the curse changed him into the Minotaur? Overall, I enjoyed the story, love a good strong fmc and love always wins-type story.
If you enjoy minotaurs, size difference to the extreme, magic, a girl finally being seen for her worth as a person instead of a maidenhead, give it ago!.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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October 8, 2025This book was a surprise and I really enjoyed it. It had a complicated, thought provoking and intriguing plot. Lysander a is a young virgin human woman learning to be a healer in her village. Once a generation a virgin girl is sacrificed to the monster in the labyrinth and this time it’s her turn. She’s furious, feisty and determined to meet her fate head on. When she enters the labyrinth weird things happen, passages open and she is led into living spaces where she encounters the beast. The Minotaur king asterion who has been alone and lonely for centuries. He’s fascinated and intrigued that this girl made it into his area unlike any other girl in 300 years. Could this be the one who could end his loneliness and be his queen. The story tells of her and him developing feelings for each other, her having to pass endless tests to be accepted, unknown power, a shadow court, tests, endurance, adaptation, danger, betrayal, and more. Lysander a must be open and willing to become way more than just a human or she will die and she’s come too far to loving the man beast to give up now.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
October 3, 2025
As I read this book the first thing I thought about was how it was kind of making me think of Beauty and the Beast. The story was beautiful and kept me reading. I the relationship going on between the FMC and MMC and loved how protective MMC is and how he seems to always defend her if someone starts to not treat her with respect. I also love how stubborn and strong of a character FMC is and how she steps into a role that she was not sure she was ready for but does it for the love she has for MMC. The spice between the two characters was nice and MMC seemed to always be careful not to hurt her which was very sweet. The book was not at all what I expected but I really enjoyed it to the end.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
October 27, 2025
Gleeful Goblin Review: I wasn't sure what to expect from this book but I'm always down for a minotaur story! This is a real short story so it can be hard to pack in both story and spice but honestly I think the author did a really good job! The book feels a little like a modern-ish spin on classic mythology and fairytale like 10th Kingdom, Labyrinth, maybe even Legend.
There's a good balance of fast story and high spice. It's slightly darker in tone but certainly not a "dark romance" by any stretch. This was a worthwhile risk to take on an author I don't really know and I look forward to more!
There's a good balance of fast story and high spice. It's slightly darker in tone but certainly not a "dark romance" by any stretch. This was a worthwhile risk to take on an author I don't really know and I look forward to more!
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