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The Valorian Veil Series #2
The Gods Binding: The Valorian Veil Book 2
I’ve been betrayed, soul-bonded, blessed with unruly, confusing, chaotic powers, and I may have multiple boyfriends—that about sums up my life.
Speaking of my Valtrue, they’re ready to lose their minds over the fact that the Beginning God, who wants to rule the realm on his own, has summoned us.
I can’t lie…I’m not faring any better.
The God of Obliteration has a task for us—something that reeks of danger and secrets—and refusing him isn’t an option.
The consequence of walking away or even failing is far too high.
I don’t know what truths we’ll uncover throughout this journey or where it’s going to lead us.
But what I do know is, a short time ago, I would’ve sworn to you I hated the gods.
All of them.
Now, surrounded by my Valtrue and my small circle of godly friends that I trust, one thing is clear…
I need this life we’ve started to build together. I don’t want to face my struggles alone anymore.
Whatever comes next, I’m facing it with them at my side.
Together, we can figure this out.
What could possibly go wrong?
Welcome back to the Valorian Veil. The Gods Binding is book 2 in the ongoing FIVE book series, so expect a cliffhanger each book until we get our well-deserved HEA. The stakes are rising, the romance is heating up, and the plot is thickening. This series is a reverse harem (FMMMM no m/m) romance with a plot driven storyline, taking place in a high fantasy realm. This content is intended for readers 18+. Please read authors note at the beginning of the book. If the eBook doesn’t direct you there to start, scroll back.
Speaking of my Valtrue, they’re ready to lose their minds over the fact that the Beginning God, who wants to rule the realm on his own, has summoned us.
I can’t lie…I’m not faring any better.
The God of Obliteration has a task for us—something that reeks of danger and secrets—and refusing him isn’t an option.
The consequence of walking away or even failing is far too high.
I don’t know what truths we’ll uncover throughout this journey or where it’s going to lead us.
But what I do know is, a short time ago, I would’ve sworn to you I hated the gods.
All of them.
Now, surrounded by my Valtrue and my small circle of godly friends that I trust, one thing is clear…
I need this life we’ve started to build together. I don’t want to face my struggles alone anymore.
Whatever comes next, I’m facing it with them at my side.
Together, we can figure this out.
What could possibly go wrong?
Welcome back to the Valorian Veil. The Gods Binding is book 2 in the ongoing FIVE book series, so expect a cliffhanger each book until we get our well-deserved HEA. The stakes are rising, the romance is heating up, and the plot is thickening. This series is a reverse harem (FMMMM no m/m) romance with a plot driven storyline, taking place in a high fantasy realm. This content is intended for readers 18+. Please read authors note at the beginning of the book. If the eBook doesn’t direct you there to start, scroll back.
514 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 5, 2025
About the author
Willa Rae
18 books313 followersWilla Rae is a debut indie author trying to bring the magical and nonmagical, wild, crazy, and questionable stories she creates in her mind to you.
Her list of WIP’s is a mile long which fuels her coffee, reading, and fictional men addiction.
So stay tuned and join Willa on her journey as she explores her life as a romance author!
Her list of WIP’s is a mile long which fuels her coffee, reading, and fictional men addiction.
So stay tuned and join Willa on her journey as she explores her life as a romance author!
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May 8, 2026
I don't think I've been this addicted to a series in years. Brb gotta jump straight into the next one. Full RTC
Did Not Finish
April 18, 2026Boring and convoluted storyline
Dnf at 15%
Dnf at 15%
May 19, 2026
Death by exposition. The same problems in book one continue here - huge walls of text just infodumping, tell don’t show in full force. Sometimes it felt like reading a poorly edited textbook.
Language and editing problems also persist. Clunky sentence ordering, incorrect word choices, poor grammar in abundance. Same problem as well with the dialogue - numerous instances where I had no idea who was talking. All 5 could be in the conversation and there wouldn’t be any clear signal as to who was speaking or when that changed, meaning I’d have to go back and try to work out what was going on.
If I spend that much time confused and slogging through walls of exposition, you need a better editor.
Language and editing problems also persist. Clunky sentence ordering, incorrect word choices, poor grammar in abundance. Same problem as well with the dialogue - numerous instances where I had no idea who was talking. All 5 could be in the conversation and there wouldn’t be any clear signal as to who was speaking or when that changed, meaning I’d have to go back and try to work out what was going on.
If I spend that much time confused and slogging through walls of exposition, you need a better editor.
February 19, 2026
it felt like I was reading a painfully long description of a chair every time someone opened their mouths.
July 22, 2026
Im still loving this series exponentially! I am enjoying the way were getting learn about the world and the characters. Including deeper dives into secondary and background characters.
The ONLY reason it isnt a 5 is I know it was intentionally slower to explain lore build tension for the next book. One I will be diving into immediately.
The ONLY reason it isnt a 5 is I know it was intentionally slower to explain lore build tension for the next book. One I will be diving into immediately.
August 6, 2026
So the thing is that the lore is getting so overwhelmingly big that sometimes I felt like Thayla and wanted to say information overload.
On the other hand there are those amazing scenes and conversations Willa is so good at.
Oh and one extra: I love how the side characters also have lives and they don’t just exist in those moments when they are on the page.
On the other hand there are those amazing scenes and conversations Willa is so good at.
Oh and one extra: I love how the side characters also have lives and they don’t just exist in those moments when they are on the page.
August 16, 2026
This series is consuming me
August 29, 2026
Such a good book
The emotional back lash got so much better in this book. At one point they are all becoming more accustomed with being vulnerable with one another. Mainly, Creed and Riven.
I do feel a bit weird in the sense of how I feel so betrayed by Mellcom and the new information that was told to the reader of how he treated Thayla. His foster sister. I mean, I shouldn’t be surprised because I always felt he took Jeremy’s side when Thayla and he fought. We knew about the 1 whipping he gave her but we were told she had been whipped by him 10 times in the last year. Then his dirty trick of pulling Jeremy in to get her blood and into the Godsdawn. This quiet, protective big brother that favored his blood brother was what I originally thought of him. Now, I almost wish, that he’s shamed publically like she was, as well as getting beaten up, repeatedly.
I had read the summary of book 3 before I read book 2 and I had guessed who would have been taken. Not for the reason why it happened but I figured he would be the last of her Valtrue she would sleep with, essentially sealing her soul with his and that would be how his dad could take him. No spoiler on who it is but I am hoping it’s not for long. And that he spreads as much chaos as he can while being under the goddess of seductions thumb. I really do enjoy his character. He’s full of thoughts, and he’s more comfortable expressing his thoughts in a way that comes across as sarcastic sometimes, but really hides the fact he’s being vulnerable. We get to see more of that side in this book and I’m totally here for it.
Amick finally getting his wish in devouring Thayla. It was a hot scene no doubt about it but Creed, I just knew he was gonna be a page turner. I love how he just loved her in his own way, but damn I needed a fan on me while reading that chapter. I can’t wait for Riven to have his come to Jesus moment with Thayla. Hopefully in the next book. Kyzen is an incredible man to Thayla, he’s definitely the mediator between the group, although Riven seems to be interested in participating more when it comes to working through arguments. Can’t wait to read the next book.
The emotional back lash got so much better in this book. At one point they are all becoming more accustomed with being vulnerable with one another. Mainly, Creed and Riven.
I do feel a bit weird in the sense of how I feel so betrayed by Mellcom and the new information that was told to the reader of how he treated Thayla. His foster sister. I mean, I shouldn’t be surprised because I always felt he took Jeremy’s side when Thayla and he fought. We knew about the 1 whipping he gave her but we were told she had been whipped by him 10 times in the last year. Then his dirty trick of pulling Jeremy in to get her blood and into the Godsdawn. This quiet, protective big brother that favored his blood brother was what I originally thought of him. Now, I almost wish, that he’s shamed publically like she was, as well as getting beaten up, repeatedly.
I had read the summary of book 3 before I read book 2 and I had guessed who would have been taken. Not for the reason why it happened but I figured he would be the last of her Valtrue she would sleep with, essentially sealing her soul with his and that would be how his dad could take him. No spoiler on who it is but I am hoping it’s not for long. And that he spreads as much chaos as he can while being under the goddess of seductions thumb. I really do enjoy his character. He’s full of thoughts, and he’s more comfortable expressing his thoughts in a way that comes across as sarcastic sometimes, but really hides the fact he’s being vulnerable. We get to see more of that side in this book and I’m totally here for it.
Amick finally getting his wish in devouring Thayla. It was a hot scene no doubt about it but Creed, I just knew he was gonna be a page turner. I love how he just loved her in his own way, but damn I needed a fan on me while reading that chapter. I can’t wait for Riven to have his come to Jesus moment with Thayla. Hopefully in the next book. Kyzen is an incredible man to Thayla, he’s definitely the mediator between the group, although Riven seems to be interested in participating more when it comes to working through arguments. Can’t wait to read the next book.
December 8, 2025
3.5 stars. I can't round this one up because of the lack of plot progression. I was overall a bit disappointed by this book. It was slow to progress and confusing.
In her other series, I thought this author did a great job of including innovative plot twists and important plot progressions throughout her books to keep them all interesting and entertaining. I think this book could have been half the length and probably just added onto the 1st or upcoming 3rd book.
My main issues:
- The plot was slow. There were 2-3 interesting scenes, otherwise nothing really happened and we got so little new info. However, the info was teased constantly- something I kind of despise in romamntasy books. Either tell me the info or don't, stop dangling it like a carrot for 100 pages. The overall plot is very similar to her other series. That isn't the biggest deal, but it does feel repetitive.
- The magic and world are incredible confusing. I had this issue with book 1 too. EVERYTHING has a name starting with V or has the word God in its name. I constantly forget what everything is because the names all sound the same. The world is so confusing. I have no idea what anyone is talking about in some scenes. This is a combo of some aspects just not being described well and of the author trying to keep some info a secret for later reveals.
- The FMC really drove me a bit crazy in this one. The amount of times she was "overwhelmed" got super old and annoying. Multiple times we as the reader, had to wait for important plot information because the FMC was overwhelmed and didn't want to hear it yet. That excuse can be used once and then it just feels like a plot manipulation tactic and not a natural progression.
I still like the MMCs, they are all quite different from each other and have clear personalities. I'm going to keep reading the series because they are super easy to read and mostly enjoyable. I hope book 3 is a bit better paced.
In her other series, I thought this author did a great job of including innovative plot twists and important plot progressions throughout her books to keep them all interesting and entertaining. I think this book could have been half the length and probably just added onto the 1st or upcoming 3rd book.
My main issues:
- The plot was slow. There were 2-3 interesting scenes, otherwise nothing really happened and we got so little new info. However, the info was teased constantly- something I kind of despise in romamntasy books. Either tell me the info or don't, stop dangling it like a carrot for 100 pages. The overall plot is very similar to her other series. That isn't the biggest deal, but it does feel repetitive.
- The magic and world are incredible confusing. I had this issue with book 1 too. EVERYTHING has a name starting with V or has the word God in its name. I constantly forget what everything is because the names all sound the same. The world is so confusing. I have no idea what anyone is talking about in some scenes. This is a combo of some aspects just not being described well and of the author trying to keep some info a secret for later reveals.
- The FMC really drove me a bit crazy in this one. The amount of times she was "overwhelmed" got super old and annoying. Multiple times we as the reader, had to wait for important plot information because the FMC was overwhelmed and didn't want to hear it yet. That excuse can be used once and then it just feels like a plot manipulation tactic and not a natural progression.
I still like the MMCs, they are all quite different from each other and have clear personalities. I'm going to keep reading the series because they are super easy to read and mostly enjoyable. I hope book 3 is a bit better paced.
February 18, 2026
Worth reading even with the cliffhanger
Definitely loved this book from its reluctant goddess FMC, to one sweetly oblivious MMC, to another calm flirt MMC, to an endearingly protective MMC, to a mischievous psycho MMC, to the entertaining bickering of companions, and the fiery new bestie. There were moments that involved a lot of talking between characters, but I recognise this was for world explanation or character growth even if I wish it didn’t occur that often. Loved the character and relationship growth though.
Admittedly, I had hope for certain character redemption after the first book, but this book completely destroyed that as more of the FMC’s past with her pseudo brother and ex emerged. The hope I held for the ex was more focused on not wanting him to be so unlikeable simply so it wouldn’t damage the FMC more. The brother however I went from hoping it was an act in book one to planning an eternity in Hellveilious for him in this one. For not being the main villains I hold these two very similar to the main villain now, with complete and utter hate.
The author is brilliant at cliffhangers and this one is definitely right on her style. If you’re not a fan of cliffhangers I’d recommend waiting until more of the series is released unless you’re a sucker for punishment like myself. That being said I highly recommend this series and I’ll be looking forward to the next book release excitedly.
Definitely loved this book from its reluctant goddess FMC, to one sweetly oblivious MMC, to another calm flirt MMC, to an endearingly protective MMC, to a mischievous psycho MMC, to the entertaining bickering of companions, and the fiery new bestie. There were moments that involved a lot of talking between characters, but I recognise this was for world explanation or character growth even if I wish it didn’t occur that often. Loved the character and relationship growth though.
Admittedly, I had hope for certain character redemption after the first book, but this book completely destroyed that as more of the FMC’s past with her pseudo brother and ex emerged. The hope I held for the ex was more focused on not wanting him to be so unlikeable simply so it wouldn’t damage the FMC more. The brother however I went from hoping it was an act in book one to planning an eternity in Hellveilious for him in this one. For not being the main villains I hold these two very similar to the main villain now, with complete and utter hate.
The author is brilliant at cliffhangers and this one is definitely right on her style. If you’re not a fan of cliffhangers I’d recommend waiting until more of the series is released unless you’re a sucker for punishment like myself. That being said I highly recommend this series and I’ll be looking forward to the next book release excitedly.
September 1, 2026
Guys. There is so much I like about this book series but there is one thing that is making it DRAGGGG spoilers.
Okay so I want to start with what I like about this series because I'm over a thousand pages in between two books and I'm still enjoying it for the most part. I think it's a great RH. Yeah there isn't a ton of smut but I feel connected to each character in a real way and we get actual interaction that makes you care for them. I like that!
I am also down with the plot! Big bad daddy from abandon trying to ruin everyone's lives, past trauma, confusing relationships with family and gods. I am here for that.
But.....
Do we seriously need all of these super confusing information dump conversations? We have 500+ pages per book and you couldn't find a better way for us to get this information that dumping it every time V wants to talk to her? The entire gods veil concept is hard to grasp but I feel the more she tries to explain it in the book the worse it gets. Now I know our main characters are missing information and they can't have it all so some of it isn't explained but if that's the case stop trying to explain it every single chapter.
Overall I am into the book, and I am so nervous about poor riven 😭 but I may need to take a break on the series because after this one I don't know if I have 500+ pages for the next 3? Books right now.
Okay so I want to start with what I like about this series because I'm over a thousand pages in between two books and I'm still enjoying it for the most part. I think it's a great RH. Yeah there isn't a ton of smut but I feel connected to each character in a real way and we get actual interaction that makes you care for them. I like that!
I am also down with the plot! Big bad daddy from abandon trying to ruin everyone's lives, past trauma, confusing relationships with family and gods. I am here for that.
But.....
Do we seriously need all of these super confusing information dump conversations? We have 500+ pages per book and you couldn't find a better way for us to get this information that dumping it every time V wants to talk to her? The entire gods veil concept is hard to grasp but I feel the more she tries to explain it in the book the worse it gets. Now I know our main characters are missing information and they can't have it all so some of it isn't explained but if that's the case stop trying to explain it every single chapter.
Overall I am into the book, and I am so nervous about poor riven 😭 but I may need to take a break on the series because after this one I don't know if I have 500+ pages for the next 3? Books right now.
December 17, 2025
This sequel delivers on every level — deeper characters, richer worldbuilding, and higher emotional stakes.
This book is just as amazing as the first, if not better. You really get to see how much the characters have grown, and I loved that their development felt personal rather than rushed or forced. Everyone learns and changes at their own pace, which made the character arcs feel natural and believable.
The worldbuilding is incredibly detailed, with rich lore and a unique magic system that adds so much depth to the story. It never overshadows the romance but instead enhances it. One of my favorite aspects was how much care was given to the secondary characters — they felt like fully realized individuals with their own stories, not just background filler.
The plot also deepens in a way that feels smooth and organic, even as the world continues to expand. And that cliffhanger?! I was so immersed that I didn’t even realize I was nearing the end until it hit. Safe to say, I’ll be counting down until the next book.
All in all, that ending alone guarantees I’ll be thinking about this story long after I’ve turned the last page.
This book is just as amazing as the first, if not better. You really get to see how much the characters have grown, and I loved that their development felt personal rather than rushed or forced. Everyone learns and changes at their own pace, which made the character arcs feel natural and believable.
The worldbuilding is incredibly detailed, with rich lore and a unique magic system that adds so much depth to the story. It never overshadows the romance but instead enhances it. One of my favorite aspects was how much care was given to the secondary characters — they felt like fully realized individuals with their own stories, not just background filler.
The plot also deepens in a way that feels smooth and organic, even as the world continues to expand. And that cliffhanger?! I was so immersed that I didn’t even realize I was nearing the end until it hit. Safe to say, I’ll be counting down until the next book.
All in all, that ending alone guarantees I’ll be thinking about this story long after I’ve turned the last page.
January 8, 2026
what a cliffhanger!!!
How am I supposed to wait until April?!
Wow wow wow, so we continued with the HP, threw in Pirates of the Caribbean, while still being wholly itself.
The Beginning Gods, are truly the worst. How interesting that every story about gods makes them so evil.
I continue to love Thayla, Amick, Creed, Kyzen and Riven. I loved getting more of their stories and getting more from Lambrit, Rose, Yemi and Havar!!
If I don’t get some justice in the forms of severe pain for Mellcom and Jeremiah soon, so help me! They’re evil and vile and I want comeuppance.
We did get some enlightenment on Thayla’s parents which was so necessary.
I still wish I had a hierarchy on the gods. The Beginning Gods v Domain Gods v becoming gods v ungodly v nonmagical mortals -> because truly what’s going on here and where do the boys fall in?!
How am I supposed to wait until April?!
Wow wow wow, so we continued with the HP, threw in Pirates of the Caribbean, while still being wholly itself.
The Beginning Gods, are truly the worst. How interesting that every story about gods makes them so evil.
I continue to love Thayla, Amick, Creed, Kyzen and Riven. I loved getting more of their stories and getting more from Lambrit, Rose, Yemi and Havar!!
If I don’t get some justice in the forms of severe pain for Mellcom and Jeremiah soon, so help me! They’re evil and vile and I want comeuppance.
We did get some enlightenment on Thayla’s parents which was so necessary.
I still wish I had a hierarchy on the gods. The Beginning Gods v Domain Gods v becoming gods v ungodly v nonmagical mortals -> because truly what’s going on here and where do the boys fall in?!
January 15, 2026
Really really good
The first book was amazing and this one was just as good. It is getting a little soppy - I feel authors struggle to keep real life tension within relationships once established and it was looking good but it is starting to become a bit bland and cliche “lovey-dovey” but I am here for the storyline even if it does become a bit meh within the harem.
There is some rushed sub plot stuff happening, and kind of thrown in just to have things “link” later or to over explain in dialogue instead of world build but it has been done well so I’m not too upset about it. This is what my issue was with the source of elementa but this isn’t quite as bad - am excited for the next, preordered which I only really do if I am super excited about the series!
Highly recommend!
The first book was amazing and this one was just as good. It is getting a little soppy - I feel authors struggle to keep real life tension within relationships once established and it was looking good but it is starting to become a bit bland and cliche “lovey-dovey” but I am here for the storyline even if it does become a bit meh within the harem.
There is some rushed sub plot stuff happening, and kind of thrown in just to have things “link” later or to over explain in dialogue instead of world build but it has been done well so I’m not too upset about it. This is what my issue was with the source of elementa but this isn’t quite as bad - am excited for the next, preordered which I only really do if I am super excited about the series!
Highly recommend!
December 15, 2025
This book is just as amazing as the first one. You get to see much more character growth from all characters. I love that the growth is tailored to each individual person as everyone does growth and learn at there own pace. The plot also thickens in this book but with a really natural flow even as the world building continues all around you. That cliffhanger is brutal and I did not even see it coming because I was so immersed in the story I did not realize I was that close to the end of the book.
December 6, 2025
My Candyman, oh my candyman
She did it again, even I'm alittle upset I have to wait for April to read the rest.
The way she writes is like pulling me in to a world where I am following the story as a shadow that nobody sees. I can't wait to see what happens next, where Riven will go (he reminds me of Loki) and where this story will end and how. And of course get to meet Candyman again.
She did it again, even I'm alittle upset I have to wait for April to read the rest.
The way she writes is like pulling me in to a world where I am following the story as a shadow that nobody sees. I can't wait to see what happens next, where Riven will go (he reminds me of Loki) and where this story will end and how. And of course get to meet Candyman again.
December 7, 2025
Good Read
This book was absolute magic! Willa Rae has a way about writing that just draws you in and makes you lose time. I loved the recap at the beginning, more authors should definitely think about doing that in their series. But most of all I absolutely loved the story and I was gutted when I realised I was coming towards the end of the book. I would highly recommend reading this book and if you haven’t already check out Willa Rae’s other series.
This book was absolute magic! Willa Rae has a way about writing that just draws you in and makes you lose time. I loved the recap at the beginning, more authors should definitely think about doing that in their series. But most of all I absolutely loved the story and I was gutted when I realised I was coming towards the end of the book. I would highly recommend reading this book and if you haven’t already check out Willa Rae’s other series.
December 11, 2025
Leave you craving more!
Willa Rae creates amazing worlds that I just need to visit. Her ability to take us on a journey that feels organic as we grow the characters. I feel silly worrying that this series would feel too close to her Elementra series, but she creates an amazing representation of what a FMC needs to be to rise above in these words. I think Willow and Thayla would be fast friends. Very impatiently awaiting for the next installment.
Willa Rae creates amazing worlds that I just need to visit. Her ability to take us on a journey that feels organic as we grow the characters. I feel silly worrying that this series would feel too close to her Elementra series, but she creates an amazing representation of what a FMC needs to be to rise above in these words. I think Willow and Thayla would be fast friends. Very impatiently awaiting for the next installment.
December 26, 2025
3.8 stars
Interesting read, good mix of story and steam. I just hate how similar the names are to each other. Like some peoples names are similar to creatures as well as the names of the world and beings. It gets so convoluted and I had a hell of a time keeping up with some of it. Otherwise I’m still excited for book three. I like thayla and the dynamics between her and her guys. Amick is still my favorite
Interesting read, good mix of story and steam. I just hate how similar the names are to each other. Like some peoples names are similar to creatures as well as the names of the world and beings. It gets so convoluted and I had a hell of a time keeping up with some of it. Otherwise I’m still excited for book three. I like thayla and the dynamics between her and her guys. Amick is still my favorite
December 25, 2025
incredible
This book had me PULLED IN. I don’t get to say that often about what I read but I meant it. No complaints except that I need more. So so so much more. There are scenes that have me in the edge of my seat type shi and scenes that have me squealing like a fool. I didn’t quite understand the last few pages but otherwise, phenomenal work. Great job, thank you.
This book had me PULLED IN. I don’t get to say that often about what I read but I meant it. No complaints except that I need more. So so so much more. There are scenes that have me in the edge of my seat type shi and scenes that have me squealing like a fool. I didn’t quite understand the last few pages but otherwise, phenomenal work. Great job, thank you.
March 9, 2026
April cannot come soon enough!
The series is off to a fantastic start. I really enjoy the world building and magic of the gods. The adventure felt fun and wasn’t the entirety of the book so we got a lot of side characters action in top of main characters relationship building. Amick is still my favorite. Really looking forward to book three this April for my bday!!
The series is off to a fantastic start. I really enjoy the world building and magic of the gods. The adventure felt fun and wasn’t the entirety of the book so we got a lot of side characters action in top of main characters relationship building. Amick is still my favorite. Really looking forward to book three this April for my bday!!
June 20, 2026
A little stilted
This one took me a bit longer to finish. Thayla and the guys go through a lot but many moments happen off page and are retold. I did enjoy it but the ending and what came about was confusing. It’s not completely clear to me about one of the gods and who they are . Guess I’ll find out next book.
This one took me a bit longer to finish. Thayla and the guys go through a lot but many moments happen off page and are retold. I did enjoy it but the ending and what came about was confusing. It’s not completely clear to me about one of the gods and who they are . Guess I’ll find out next book.
December 7, 2025
So, So Good!
Each book hooks you right in and, just when I think it can't get better, it does. Well developed characters and incredible world building. As much as I want to take my time and savor it I just couldn't put it down.
Each book hooks you right in and, just when I think it can't get better, it does. Well developed characters and incredible world building. As much as I want to take my time and savor it I just couldn't put it down.
December 17, 2025
Could not put this book down!
Like its predecessor this book was absolutely amazing, it sucks you into this story and refuses to let you go. Of course.The cliffhanger leaves you craving more. Four months to go!!
Like its predecessor this book was absolutely amazing, it sucks you into this story and refuses to let you go. Of course.The cliffhanger leaves you craving more. Four months to go!!
January 30, 2026
I am all in for this series ⭐⭐⭐⭐✨
The FMC is cool ming into her own
The MMC's are truly GODS
The side characters are really well balanced
The world's are filling
Excellent CLIFF Hanger
April can not come soon enough !
The FMC is cool ming into her own
The MMC's are truly GODS
The side characters are really well balanced
The world's are filling
Excellent CLIFF Hanger
April can not come soon enough !
February 5, 2026
Good but annoying
I thought I got past it in the first book, but I cannot stand how often the fmc "freaks out." Like, just get on with it already! The story itself was good though and I'm looking forward to the third book to be released.
I thought I got past it in the first book, but I cannot stand how often the fmc "freaks out." Like, just get on with it already! The story itself was good though and I'm looking forward to the third book to be released.
March 11, 2026
Poor Riven
It has taken a bit for me to connect with Thayla, but she's finally making sense to me. I love watching their relationships develop and watching as they begin to tackle the injustices that surround them.
It has taken a bit for me to connect with Thayla, but she's finally making sense to me. I love watching their relationships develop and watching as they begin to tackle the injustices that surround them.
July 4, 2026
I truly love how expansive and intricate this world is! There’s so much lore and history coming into play, meddling gods fighting other gods, corruption at its finest. Can’t wait to see how it’s going to play out ✨
August 26, 2026
Wth
Really what the? With that ending!! No no no!! They can't have him. Nothing could be that easy, find the binding and give it to DD, oh and release the powers. Nope that ending was awful. On to the next book!!!
Really what the? With that ending!! No no no!! They can't have him. Nothing could be that easy, find the binding and give it to DD, oh and release the powers. Nope that ending was awful. On to the next book!!!
Did Not Finish
September 4, 2026DNF 7%
I received an ARC of this book, and unfortunately I got bored pretty fast. I think I need to reread book 1 before I can get into this one. I’m sorry Willa!
I remember adoring book 1, so this was definitely the case of right book, wrong time. I’ll be coming back to this eventually!
I received an ARC of this book, and unfortunately I got bored pretty fast. I think I need to reread book 1 before I can get into this one. I’m sorry Willa!
I remember adoring book 1, so this was definitely the case of right book, wrong time. I’ll be coming back to this eventually!
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