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The Oracle's Duet #2
The Truth-Teller's Awakening
She has the power to change the world. He would rather lose his kingdom than make her a weapon.
Alethea Onasis asked for freedom.
Instead, she found war.
She has bled for a rebellion that was never supposed to be hers. She has survived prophecy, captivity, betrayal, and being stolen from her hard-won freedom all over again. Now, safe behind the enchanted walls of Cerulea, she should finally be able to catch her breath, sharpen her magic, and help Nakir Hasan rally the allies he needs to reclaim Lenorea from the Crimson Queen.
But freedom is not the same thing as peace.
Her mother is still coming. War is closing in. And with every new truth Alethea uncovers, the stakes stretch far beyond the throne her mother means to keep.
Because prophecy is no longer something that simply happens to her.
It is waking beneath her skin.
As ancient magic stirs and new enemies rise from the shadows, Alethea must decide what kind of strength she is willing to claim. Everyone around her sees her power as the answer to the the court, the rebellion, her enemies, and perhaps even fate itself.
Everyone except Nakir.
He would rather lose his throne than make her a weapon.
But as kingdoms fracture and impossible choices draw them deeper into danger, love and loyalty may not be enough to protect either of them from the cost of what Alethea is becoming.
When the world begins to burn, Alethea will have to choose between the girl who once longed only to be free… and the woman powerful enough to change the course of kingdoms.
She will have to awaken.
Perfect for readers who
power awakening
soft heroines with terrifying magic
protective morally gray heroes
touch-her-and-die devotion
prophecy and rebellion
found family in danger
court politics
romance tangled with duty
ancient magic
fate vs. free will
slow-burn payoff
consequences, consequences, consequences
Gild meets Shadow and Bone in this lush, epic romantasy sequel about an Oracle learning the cost of her power, the exiled heir who would rather lose a kingdom than make her a weapon, and the prophetic magic that could shake the Four Kingdoms waking beneath her skin.
The Truth-Teller’s Awakening is the highly anticipated final installment in The Oracle’s Duet, set in the sweeping romantasy world of The Songs of Senmarria.
Alethea Onasis asked for freedom.
Instead, she found war.
She has bled for a rebellion that was never supposed to be hers. She has survived prophecy, captivity, betrayal, and being stolen from her hard-won freedom all over again. Now, safe behind the enchanted walls of Cerulea, she should finally be able to catch her breath, sharpen her magic, and help Nakir Hasan rally the allies he needs to reclaim Lenorea from the Crimson Queen.
But freedom is not the same thing as peace.
Her mother is still coming. War is closing in. And with every new truth Alethea uncovers, the stakes stretch far beyond the throne her mother means to keep.
Because prophecy is no longer something that simply happens to her.
It is waking beneath her skin.
As ancient magic stirs and new enemies rise from the shadows, Alethea must decide what kind of strength she is willing to claim. Everyone around her sees her power as the answer to the the court, the rebellion, her enemies, and perhaps even fate itself.
Everyone except Nakir.
He would rather lose his throne than make her a weapon.
But as kingdoms fracture and impossible choices draw them deeper into danger, love and loyalty may not be enough to protect either of them from the cost of what Alethea is becoming.
When the world begins to burn, Alethea will have to choose between the girl who once longed only to be free… and the woman powerful enough to change the course of kingdoms.
She will have to awaken.
Perfect for readers who
power awakening
soft heroines with terrifying magic
protective morally gray heroes
touch-her-and-die devotion
prophecy and rebellion
found family in danger
court politics
romance tangled with duty
ancient magic
fate vs. free will
slow-burn payoff
consequences, consequences, consequences
Gild meets Shadow and Bone in this lush, epic romantasy sequel about an Oracle learning the cost of her power, the exiled heir who would rather lose a kingdom than make her a weapon, and the prophetic magic that could shake the Four Kingdoms waking beneath her skin.
The Truth-Teller’s Awakening is the highly anticipated final installment in The Oracle’s Duet, set in the sweeping romantasy world of The Songs of Senmarria.
431 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 11, 2026
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Did Not Finish
October 12, 2026Thank you to the author Camille Wolfewood for this arc opportunity for book 2 of The Oracle’s duology.
SPOILERS because I’m gonna rant
DNF 62%
I was highly critical of book 1 but overall I did end up enjoying it. Even tho the ending had me pissed off for the FMC because of the way everyone ended up treating her but she was still adamant to return to them. So going into this, I was already heated. The way she is the one to go to them when it’s overkill the way they reacted to the decision she decided to make! But I kept going hoping for her character growth to keep up & it did. She is definitely trying to work on herself in this follow-up & it shows.
But then there’s the miscommunication here once again with the MMC just in a slightly different variety then book 1 😒😒The crutch that’s being used for their “issue” is such a weak plot device IMO & greatly weighs down their relationship or lack thereof for absolutely no reason what so ever. Also, with the way everything burned so fast last book to their distance this book, their romance lacks substance & feels so forced. I’m not getting the yearning & tension that’s supposedly present.
Especially when you add in a new & so much better player! I knew heading into this that there’s gonna be a love triangle. Do I hate them? Yes but it can be done well, as I was hoping. But the way everything was tackled ultimately isn’t my vibe. But I know a lot of readers go ham for these types of dynamics. We meet a new man who is just oh so scrumptious. uch obsessed with their chemistry & his patience with her is touching. & we even get a full on spice scene between the new guy. So here I am thinking this is either a WC/RH situation or even better, a bait & switch. But alas, I was hoodwinked. He ended up being a better man than the MMC was attempting to prove. Such a waste of….everything.
The writing here continues to be beautiful. I love the technique the author uses with her prose. & even tho I hated the way they reacted to her mistake last book, the found family is still enjoyable. The new characters are a nice addition too. It all kept me going hoping I’ll fall for these 2 people & what they seem to be rebuilding but I’ve lost interest after they jumped right back into spice following reconciliation. I’m not a fan of such romance setups & it’s one of those instances where I wish I knew going in.
What also kept distracting is how the pacing here is a mess. It’s slow but also events move sporadically. This overall feels rushed & messy. Eventually, I no longer cared for the politics, her mother, the possible war, her powers, their love, none of it.
SPOILERS because I’m gonna rant
DNF 62%
I was highly critical of book 1 but overall I did end up enjoying it. Even tho the ending had me pissed off for the FMC because of the way everyone ended up treating her but she was still adamant to return to them. So going into this, I was already heated. The way she is the one to go to them when it’s overkill the way they reacted to the decision she decided to make! But I kept going hoping for her character growth to keep up & it did. She is definitely trying to work on herself in this follow-up & it shows.
But then there’s the miscommunication here once again with the MMC just in a slightly different variety then book 1 😒😒The crutch that’s being used for their “issue” is such a weak plot device IMO & greatly weighs down their relationship or lack thereof for absolutely no reason what so ever. Also, with the way everything burned so fast last book to their distance this book, their romance lacks substance & feels so forced. I’m not getting the yearning & tension that’s supposedly present.
Especially when you add in a new & so much better player! I knew heading into this that there’s gonna be a love triangle. Do I hate them? Yes but it can be done well, as I was hoping. But the way everything was tackled ultimately isn’t my vibe. But I know a lot of readers go ham for these types of dynamics. We meet a new man who is just oh so scrumptious. uch obsessed with their chemistry & his patience with her is touching. & we even get a full on spice scene between the new guy. So here I am thinking this is either a WC/RH situation or even better, a bait & switch. But alas, I was hoodwinked. He ended up being a better man than the MMC was attempting to prove. Such a waste of….everything.
The writing here continues to be beautiful. I love the technique the author uses with her prose. & even tho I hated the way they reacted to her mistake last book, the found family is still enjoyable. The new characters are a nice addition too. It all kept me going hoping I’ll fall for these 2 people & what they seem to be rebuilding but I’ve lost interest after they jumped right back into spice following reconciliation. I’m not a fan of such romance setups & it’s one of those instances where I wish I knew going in.
What also kept distracting is how the pacing here is a mess. It’s slow but also events move sporadically. This overall feels rushed & messy. Eventually, I no longer cared for the politics, her mother, the possible war, her powers, their love, none of it.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 7, 2026
Spice level: 🌶️🌶️🌶️
This world was super beautiful to drop back into and book 2 only added to it with new characters and mages. It was good to see Thea continue to develop her powers. I was so rooting for her. Nakir, Balthasar, and that merry band of misfits are still the best!
The pace was fast, maybe too fast for me. The final battle simultaneously dragged on and ended too quickly, if that can make any sense. And I didn't love that Nakir was willing to share. Iykyk but it feels totally out of character for him.
Totally recommend if you're into allies to lovers, love triangles (sort of), political rebellions, magical realm and beings, forced proximity, and found family.
Note: Thank you to the author for eARC.
This world was super beautiful to drop back into and book 2 only added to it with new characters and mages. It was good to see Thea continue to develop her powers. I was so rooting for her. Nakir, Balthasar, and that merry band of misfits are still the best!
The pace was fast, maybe too fast for me. The final battle simultaneously dragged on and ended too quickly, if that can make any sense. And I didn't love that Nakir was willing to share. Iykyk but it feels totally out of character for him.
Totally recommend if you're into allies to lovers, love triangles (sort of), political rebellions, magical realm and beings, forced proximity, and found family.
Note: Thank you to the author for eARC.
November 1, 2026
I was so excited to get to be on this ARC team, I had already had a copy of Truth-Teller’s Bargain and absolutely loved it. The magic system and set up was so unique, I couldn’t help but fall in love with Thea.
The author made it very clear this book has a very messy relationship, not exactly a love triangle, but a complicated love “situation”. I was okay with that, and while I generally do prefer a why choose, I was okay with this situation-ship as it was in the book.
Where I felt like I didn’t connect was the plot. This one moved so fast, with so few details, I felt like I’d missed some really important chapters. (I didn’t.) Everything felt… surface level? That’s the best way I can describe this sequel to Bargain. The namesake of the book didn’t have a heavy feature, and I’m still not all the way sure about how it was bestowed or why it was to the person that ultimately wields it. I understand it’s a double meaning here, but compared to the first book, it just didn’t hit that same way.
The other part that… I won't say it bothered me, but it made my eyebrows go into my hairline. It's very clearly called a duet there in the title/subtitle. As in two. Two books, right? Not exactly. The way this ends I was left with more questions than answers, and I felt like I wasn’t sure if there would be more. I don’t know a better way to describe it without spoilers, but I’m curious to see where it goes from here because I don’t feel like we got a clear “the end”.
I will definitely continue reading the series, should the author decide there will be more to Thea’s story.
I received an advance copy of this book from the author and The Nerd Fam at no charge. This is my honest, voluntary review.
The author made it very clear this book has a very messy relationship, not exactly a love triangle, but a complicated love “situation”. I was okay with that, and while I generally do prefer a why choose, I was okay with this situation-ship as it was in the book.
Where I felt like I didn’t connect was the plot. This one moved so fast, with so few details, I felt like I’d missed some really important chapters. (I didn’t.) Everything felt… surface level? That’s the best way I can describe this sequel to Bargain. The namesake of the book didn’t have a heavy feature, and I’m still not all the way sure about how it was bestowed or why it was to the person that ultimately wields it. I understand it’s a double meaning here, but compared to the first book, it just didn’t hit that same way.
The other part that… I won't say it bothered me, but it made my eyebrows go into my hairline. It's very clearly called a duet there in the title/subtitle. As in two. Two books, right? Not exactly. The way this ends I was left with more questions than answers, and I felt like I wasn’t sure if there would be more. I don’t know a better way to describe it without spoilers, but I’m curious to see where it goes from here because I don’t feel like we got a clear “the end”.
I will definitely continue reading the series, should the author decide there will be more to Thea’s story.
I received an advance copy of this book from the author and The Nerd Fam at no charge. This is my honest, voluntary review.
Review of advance copy received from Author
The Truth-Teller's Awakening was superb. It was action packed, emotional, and beautifully written.
Thea's character growth was outstanding. After spending the first half of her life wanting freedom, to see her gain it was great. I loved seeing what freedom was to her. We got to see her question, to live, to experience so many new things. We see her explore and decide what she wants from her new life. We see the future she wants to build and how her powers play into that future.
The romance. Oh my goodness. Nakir is just a huge green flag! Thea and Nakir are the dream team. Chef's kiss! Nakir refuses to use Thea for his end goals. He continues to keep his promise of freedom. He lets her explore, to make her own choices, her own discoveries about her powers. The longing, the vulnerability, sacrifice, and devotion have you longing for this kind of love.
The awesome secondary characters, found family, magic, rebellion, and political danger keep you on the edge of your seat. This book was so action packed and intense. Certain parts had me sitting forward, heart pounding, and breath catching. All I will say is that ending...
This was five stars all the way for me. Camille Wolfewood is a genius. I loved this duet.
Thea's character growth was outstanding. After spending the first half of her life wanting freedom, to see her gain it was great. I loved seeing what freedom was to her. We got to see her question, to live, to experience so many new things. We see her explore and decide what she wants from her new life. We see the future she wants to build and how her powers play into that future.
The romance. Oh my goodness. Nakir is just a huge green flag! Thea and Nakir are the dream team. Chef's kiss! Nakir refuses to use Thea for his end goals. He continues to keep his promise of freedom. He lets her explore, to make her own choices, her own discoveries about her powers. The longing, the vulnerability, sacrifice, and devotion have you longing for this kind of love.
The awesome secondary characters, found family, magic, rebellion, and political danger keep you on the edge of your seat. This book was so action packed and intense. Certain parts had me sitting forward, heart pounding, and breath catching. All I will say is that ending...
This was five stars all the way for me. Camille Wolfewood is a genius. I loved this duet.
Review of advance copy received from Author
What an ending to this duology! Watching Alethea’s journey and seeing her find her own voice and claim both her magical and personal power was so satisfying. Her immense personal growth is the highlight of the story; seeing her find her own voice and claim both her magical and personal power was so inspiring.
The heart of this book lies in its relationships. The found family dynamic is beautifully executed, full of genuine love, loyalty, and a deep devotion that helps Alethea learn to trust herself. The magic system gets a fantastic expansion and the lore is so fascinating that it left me completely captivated and craving an even deeper dive into the world-building.
The plot moves at a breakneck pace and so much happens in this book with so much rich storytelling that it easily could have sustained a whole third book! While the central arc with Alethea and Nakir wraps up beautifully, the ending leaves the horizon wide open in a way that makes you feel like the adventure is just beginning. I am desperately hoping this isn't the last time we see these characters or this magic system.
Thank you to the author for this review copy!
The heart of this book lies in its relationships. The found family dynamic is beautifully executed, full of genuine love, loyalty, and a deep devotion that helps Alethea learn to trust herself. The magic system gets a fantastic expansion and the lore is so fascinating that it left me completely captivated and craving an even deeper dive into the world-building.
The plot moves at a breakneck pace and so much happens in this book with so much rich storytelling that it easily could have sustained a whole third book! While the central arc with Alethea and Nakir wraps up beautifully, the ending leaves the horizon wide open in a way that makes you feel like the adventure is just beginning. I am desperately hoping this isn't the last time we see these characters or this magic system.
Thank you to the author for this review copy!
Review of advance copy received from Author
Found Family
Magic with a price
Political turmoil and strife
I did not realize this was a book 2 when I requested it so I ended up reading both books back to back. I enjoyed the first one and was happy to start this one.
Things I really enjoyed about this world:
- The side characters were interesting and likeable. They had struggles and emotions and pulled you into their stories. They also instantly took in the FMC instead of resenting her when some had every reason to. I'm hoping the next book continues to grow their characters.
- The magic system, the magic is not limitless and comes with a price. You must know your limits or suffer the consequences.
Things I struggled with:
- I thought this book would expand on the world and relationships a little more and it left me wanting in that regard. The relationship between our FMC and MMC was very insta-lust in the first novel. I was hoping that this book would build the relationship more but it ended up really just cementing the insta love/lust further. I also did not appreciate the use of the other love intrest as a plot tool. There was no need to include this. I went back to my email and the author did include a note saying that she used this a tool to show Thea didnt need Nakir so much. And a possibility of life outside the rebellion. This doesnt come off like that in the novel, in no way did I think her being with Jasper represented freedom while reading. I think this could've been more effectively shown in other ways.
- Also I felt like the one country using rifles in this world of magic was just so out of place. We couldnt have developed some kind of deadly magic or anything like that as a way for them to cause them to have the upper hand? Then also the fact that the magic just couldnt stop the bullets... this just put me off for some reason.
All and all it was a perfectly decent romantasy. I would be interestd in reading the next one.
Thank you to the author and NerdFam for an advanced copy of this for an unbiased review.
Magic with a price
Political turmoil and strife
I did not realize this was a book 2 when I requested it so I ended up reading both books back to back. I enjoyed the first one and was happy to start this one.
Things I really enjoyed about this world:
- The side characters were interesting and likeable. They had struggles and emotions and pulled you into their stories. They also instantly took in the FMC instead of resenting her when some had every reason to. I'm hoping the next book continues to grow their characters.
- The magic system, the magic is not limitless and comes with a price. You must know your limits or suffer the consequences.
Things I struggled with:
- I thought this book would expand on the world and relationships a little more and it left me wanting in that regard. The relationship between our FMC and MMC was very insta-lust in the first novel. I was hoping that this book would build the relationship more but it ended up really just cementing the insta love/lust further. I also did not appreciate the use of the other love intrest as a plot tool. There was no need to include this. I went back to my email and the author did include a note saying that she used this a tool to show Thea didnt need Nakir so much. And a possibility of life outside the rebellion. This doesnt come off like that in the novel, in no way did I think her being with Jasper represented freedom while reading. I think this could've been more effectively shown in other ways.
- Also I felt like the one country using rifles in this world of magic was just so out of place. We couldnt have developed some kind of deadly magic or anything like that as a way for them to cause them to have the upper hand? Then also the fact that the magic just couldnt stop the bullets... this just put me off for some reason.
All and all it was a perfectly decent romantasy. I would be interestd in reading the next one.
Thank you to the author and NerdFam for an advanced copy of this for an unbiased review.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 12, 2026
4⭐️ | A thoughtful, emotional, and unexpected journey
The Truth-Teller’s Awakening is book 2 in The Oracle's Duet and picks up the story of Thea and her companions from where we left them in book 1, with threats on multiple fronts, growing feelings, and the weight of prophecy.
Wolfewood crafts a magical world with so much intention and love for her characters that you can’t help but love them too. I continued to enjoy the found family aspect as well as spending time with the new characters introduced in this book.
There were sections where I wished we could’ve spent a little more time and I especially wanted more from the training section so we could better understand the magic system. I do hope this is something that will be explored in future books.
This is a unique story with an unforgettable cast of characters and a wonderful addition to the romantasy space. Thea is an FMC I know will stay with me; she’s burdened with truth and prophecy and shows us that strength and bravery can be found in softness. It was meaningful to watch her growth throughout both books.
I feel like I’m still processing the ending and look forward to seeing what comes next in this world!
Thank you to the author for the ARC. All opinions are my own.
The Truth-Teller’s Awakening is book 2 in The Oracle's Duet and picks up the story of Thea and her companions from where we left them in book 1, with threats on multiple fronts, growing feelings, and the weight of prophecy.
Wolfewood crafts a magical world with so much intention and love for her characters that you can’t help but love them too. I continued to enjoy the found family aspect as well as spending time with the new characters introduced in this book.
There were sections where I wished we could’ve spent a little more time and I especially wanted more from the training section so we could better understand the magic system. I do hope this is something that will be explored in future books.
This is a unique story with an unforgettable cast of characters and a wonderful addition to the romantasy space. Thea is an FMC I know will stay with me; she’s burdened with truth and prophecy and shows us that strength and bravery can be found in softness. It was meaningful to watch her growth throughout both books.
I feel like I’m still processing the ending and look forward to seeing what comes next in this world!
Thank you to the author for the ARC. All opinions are my own.
Review of advance copy received from Author
I loved this conclusion to Thea and Nakir's storyline, and I am excited to see what happens next in this world.
3.5 ⭐️
1.75 🌶
What's inside:
- Love Triangle
- War/Battles
- Political Intrigue
- Found Family
- Oracle/Seer
- "Mine"
- High Stakes
I thoroughly enjoyed this duet and loved the conclusion to Thea's story. Her growth and development throughout the books from a meek and unsure girl that had been abused by her mother, into a powerful force of light and hope was one that I enjoyed experiencing.
I loved Nakir and his friends, and they all made themselves a small little place in my heart. Each character added to the story and brought a unique aspect of who they are that plaued into the vibes of the story.
I did feel like the ending battle was a bit too easy - just as the drama was really ramping up, the way it ended left me a bit unsatisfied. The decision made by Thea's mother didnt ring true for me, to who she had been throughout the book, and it just felt a bit too easy.
I did love how things played out for Thea and Nakir, and the fact that a certain someone was still a part of their lives. Overall, it was an interesting duet and I enjoyed the characters and the plot. If the final battle had played out a bit differently I would have probably given this a solid 4 stars.
3.5 ⭐️
1.75 🌶
What's inside:
- Love Triangle
- War/Battles
- Political Intrigue
- Found Family
- Oracle/Seer
- "Mine"
- High Stakes
I thoroughly enjoyed this duet and loved the conclusion to Thea's story. Her growth and development throughout the books from a meek and unsure girl that had been abused by her mother, into a powerful force of light and hope was one that I enjoyed experiencing.
I loved Nakir and his friends, and they all made themselves a small little place in my heart. Each character added to the story and brought a unique aspect of who they are that plaued into the vibes of the story.
I did feel like the ending battle was a bit too easy - just as the drama was really ramping up, the way it ended left me a bit unsatisfied. The decision made by Thea's mother didnt ring true for me, to who she had been throughout the book, and it just felt a bit too easy.
I did love how things played out for Thea and Nakir, and the fact that a certain someone was still a part of their lives. Overall, it was an interesting duet and I enjoyed the characters and the plot. If the final battle had played out a bit differently I would have probably given this a solid 4 stars.
Review of advance copy received from Author
I wanted this to be 5 stars so badly! The first book was a solid 5-star read, and there was only a short wait time for the second book; I was SO excited. Awakening picks up immediately after the first book - only a few hours? have passed. There is a new guy, Jasper, who helps Alethea with the awakening of her magic - I still love/hate him. Nakir is having to work through his issues, and there’s the war!
I enjoyed the relationships and getting to continue to know the side characters. My only issue with this story is that it is supposed to be a duet, but the ending is not a clear end. There is a link to a bonus chapter that I recommend reading at the end, but it also leaves more questions. Perhaps we’ll get another duet for a different character? That’s always a possibility to explain the ending.
Overall, I still love this duet and would recommend it to anyone who loves romantasy, an FMC who has to find herself, and worlds with magic systems.
My review of an advance copy received from the author; thank you!
I enjoyed the relationships and getting to continue to know the side characters. My only issue with this story is that it is supposed to be a duet, but the ending is not a clear end. There is a link to a bonus chapter that I recommend reading at the end, but it also leaves more questions. Perhaps we’ll get another duet for a different character? That’s always a possibility to explain the ending.
Overall, I still love this duet and would recommend it to anyone who loves romantasy, an FMC who has to find herself, and worlds with magic systems.
My review of an advance copy received from the author; thank you!
Review of advance copy received from Author
Okay, so the ending, right?
FOR NOW?
I digress... The Truth-Teller's Awakening picks right up where The Truth-Teller's Bargain left off, and it is action-packed. Once you start, the book keeps you in until the very end. We watch as Thea discovers and explores the full extent of her powers, while helping the rebellion (and finding a possible second love interest?). TTA is the perfect conclusion of the main story we've been reading since the beginning. You will laugh, you will cry, and you will stare at the wall when you finish (trust me on this one).
This was such a good book - Camille has a way of writing that makes you feel it all. I cannot recommend her and her books enough, and cannot wait to see what she publishes next!
Many thank to Camille for the ARC to read and review.
FOR NOW?
I digress... The Truth-Teller's Awakening picks right up where The Truth-Teller's Bargain left off, and it is action-packed. Once you start, the book keeps you in until the very end. We watch as Thea discovers and explores the full extent of her powers, while helping the rebellion (and finding a possible second love interest?). TTA is the perfect conclusion of the main story we've been reading since the beginning. You will laugh, you will cry, and you will stare at the wall when you finish (trust me on this one).
This was such a good book - Camille has a way of writing that makes you feel it all. I cannot recommend her and her books enough, and cannot wait to see what she publishes next!
Many thank to Camille for the ARC to read and review.
Review of advance copy received from Author
THIS REVIEW HAS SPOILERS!
Thank you to the author for the ARC! This review reflects my honest opinion.
What I LOVED:
You get yours, girl (IYKYK)
This book continues the great story, incredible world-building, and unique magic system of Book 1.
There were still a lot of surprises in this book.
Camille’s writing is beautiful and definitely draws you in and keeps you reading.
SPOILERS AHEAD!
Overall, I didn't fall in love with Book 2 the same way I did for Book 1. I had a lot of questions after I finished. Happy to chat about these more!
The book is named after the shield which was imbued with great power but then what did it do? Why did Dawes almost die? Why Dawes and not another better-known side character?
Why is this called a “duet” but SO MUCH of the plot is unresolved? It ends absolutely needing at least a third book.
Camille shared a lot about the 'love triangle' which isn't really one (via her newsletter). This part of the story makes absolute sense to me and makes the FMC more real. But then it isn't carried through to the end of the story very well.
Are there any rules to the magic system? I couldn't follow them.
Thank you to the author for the ARC! This review reflects my honest opinion.
What I LOVED:
You get yours, girl (IYKYK)
This book continues the great story, incredible world-building, and unique magic system of Book 1.
There were still a lot of surprises in this book.
Camille’s writing is beautiful and definitely draws you in and keeps you reading.
SPOILERS AHEAD!
Overall, I didn't fall in love with Book 2 the same way I did for Book 1. I had a lot of questions after I finished. Happy to chat about these more!
The book is named after the shield which was imbued with great power but then what did it do? Why did Dawes almost die? Why Dawes and not another better-known side character?
Why is this called a “duet” but SO MUCH of the plot is unresolved? It ends absolutely needing at least a third book.
Camille shared a lot about the 'love triangle' which isn't really one (via her newsletter). This part of the story makes absolute sense to me and makes the FMC more real. But then it isn't carried through to the end of the story very well.
Are there any rules to the magic system? I couldn't follow them.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 5, 2026
OMG!! I absolutely loved this story. The Truth-Teller’s Awakening was an amazing story. I absolutely loved the characters growth throughout this book and that ending?!? What do you mean for now? Now it has me thinking we could get a Novella to conclude a fabulous duet.
Review of advance copy received from Author
What an amazing conclusion!!!! I loved her strength and her personal growth that she made during this book!!! I loved the newfound family and the side characters were amazing and Wm akd Kerrigan were badazz!! I loved them. I loved Thea and Nakirs story. I loved this entire duet. The writing was amazing, the plot kept driving me to turn the pages. I had a great time with this book. Thank you so much to author for allowing me to read and review
Review of advance copy received from Author
If you loved book one, be ready to fall more in love with this book!
This book picks up right after the ending events of book one - with Thea chopping off her hair to be free and then running blindly hoping for an escape. The steaks and tension are much higher in this book, but the reward at the end was so so sweet.
I fell in love with Alethea and Nakir in the first book, but this drove home how much I love them. Nakir was ready to give up everything to keep Thea safe and free, even if it meant losing her. I may or may not have wanted to smack him upside the head, but it's okay because another character beat me to it, and successfully pulled his head out of his ass. Watching their relationship grow and strengthen was so heartwarming.
We dove more into the magic side of things with this book, and I loved how we got a glimpse into more things in store for this world too! This story feels like it is just the beginning of something great, and I can't wait to find out even more about the kinds of magic other people have as well.
This book picks up right after the ending events of book one - with Thea chopping off her hair to be free and then running blindly hoping for an escape. The steaks and tension are much higher in this book, but the reward at the end was so so sweet.
I fell in love with Alethea and Nakir in the first book, but this drove home how much I love them. Nakir was ready to give up everything to keep Thea safe and free, even if it meant losing her. I may or may not have wanted to smack him upside the head, but it's okay because another character beat me to it, and successfully pulled his head out of his ass. Watching their relationship grow and strengthen was so heartwarming.
We dove more into the magic side of things with this book, and I loved how we got a glimpse into more things in store for this world too! This story feels like it is just the beginning of something great, and I can't wait to find out even more about the kinds of magic other people have as well.
November 5, 2026
Well, this second book I did not enjoy as much as the first one unfortunately.
What I did like is Camille’s writing. The way she writes keeps me riveted and I want to keep reading. The steamy intimate scenes are also written really well.
I loved learning more about some of the characters and their pasts more than the first one.
There are some new characters we are introduced to that I liked.
Not a lot happens in this book to be honest until the end. Most of the book was Thea thinking she’s worthless and useless and no action took place until later. I also was confused by the fact that the battle took place where they were. I don’t know why it ended up there and not another place, there wasn’t an explanation as to why it ended up in the place they went to negotiate. I thought they were going to try to gain an ally and then leave, but they never leave. There was just not enough of an explanation for me to understand why that happened the way it did.
Now, where I struggled the most though is one of those new characters, Jasper Hawthorne. And I’m probably the only one who was so bothered by this, but here’s why:
We meet Jasper for two seconds, spend time with him for two seconds, and suddenly Thea is basically in love with this man and even sleeps with him because she’s hurt Nakir won’t, and so she essentially cheats on Nakir who she claims to love (even though she’s never said the words out loud that I recall, she definitely didn’t in this book, which makes me think it’s not true since she can only speak truth) and I know her and Nakir were technically “not dating” but like, why???? Why was Jasper in this book???? Was it just to show Thea could make her own choices??? I mean, girl, have some self-dignity and don’t go to the level of just sleeping with the first decent guy whose kind to you unless you want stay with him, it’s not fair to Jasper, and not fair to Nakir.
And I liked Jasper! I really liked his character, but I don’t understand why he was in the book when he didn’t stay in the picture.
But then, in the epilogue, Thea mentions Jasper will be visiting and her husband says “should I leave the latch unlatched”???? I cringed so hard and almost through my kindle. I mean what???? So he visits and he sleeps with her or with both????
I wouldn’t have a problem if this were a why choose romance, but that is mentioned NO WHERE. And maybe my reaction is visceral, but I’m so disappointed in Thea who I liked as a character in the first book, same with Nakir, but I wasn’t a fan of either of them in this second book, but I do think Nakir deserved better than to have the girl he loves sleep with someone else just because she was hurt, sad, and alone, when she really wasn’t, she was just wallowing and went to someone she knew who wanted her.
I just want to understand the point of having this character do so much, but appear in the book soooo little. At least make him a true new love interest or a polyamorous relationship, don’t just have him in there and then toss him out.
Sadly, I won’t continue reading the series. The epilogue hints at more in this world, but if I’m thrown curveballs like that, that makes no sense, I won’t enjoy reading it and that’s not fair to the author either. Plus, the way this book ended, a lot was left unanswered, which again, hints at more in this series, and that epilogue felt pointless to me since it didn’t really answer anything for me, but hint at the next book.
Thank you to the author for the e-ARC. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
What I did like is Camille’s writing. The way she writes keeps me riveted and I want to keep reading. The steamy intimate scenes are also written really well.
I loved learning more about some of the characters and their pasts more than the first one.
There are some new characters we are introduced to that I liked.
Not a lot happens in this book to be honest until the end. Most of the book was Thea thinking she’s worthless and useless and no action took place until later. I also was confused by the fact that the battle took place where they were. I don’t know why it ended up there and not another place, there wasn’t an explanation as to why it ended up in the place they went to negotiate. I thought they were going to try to gain an ally and then leave, but they never leave. There was just not enough of an explanation for me to understand why that happened the way it did.
Now, where I struggled the most though is one of those new characters, Jasper Hawthorne. And I’m probably the only one who was so bothered by this, but here’s why:
We meet Jasper for two seconds, spend time with him for two seconds, and suddenly Thea is basically in love with this man and even sleeps with him because she’s hurt Nakir won’t, and so she essentially cheats on Nakir who she claims to love (even though she’s never said the words out loud that I recall, she definitely didn’t in this book, which makes me think it’s not true since she can only speak truth) and I know her and Nakir were technically “not dating” but like, why???? Why was Jasper in this book???? Was it just to show Thea could make her own choices??? I mean, girl, have some self-dignity and don’t go to the level of just sleeping with the first decent guy whose kind to you unless you want stay with him, it’s not fair to Jasper, and not fair to Nakir.
And I liked Jasper! I really liked his character, but I don’t understand why he was in the book when he didn’t stay in the picture.
But then, in the epilogue, Thea mentions Jasper will be visiting and her husband says “should I leave the latch unlatched”???? I cringed so hard and almost through my kindle. I mean what???? So he visits and he sleeps with her or with both????
I wouldn’t have a problem if this were a why choose romance, but that is mentioned NO WHERE. And maybe my reaction is visceral, but I’m so disappointed in Thea who I liked as a character in the first book, same with Nakir, but I wasn’t a fan of either of them in this second book, but I do think Nakir deserved better than to have the girl he loves sleep with someone else just because she was hurt, sad, and alone, when she really wasn’t, she was just wallowing and went to someone she knew who wanted her.
I just want to understand the point of having this character do so much, but appear in the book soooo little. At least make him a true new love interest or a polyamorous relationship, don’t just have him in there and then toss him out.
Sadly, I won’t continue reading the series. The epilogue hints at more in this world, but if I’m thrown curveballs like that, that makes no sense, I won’t enjoy reading it and that’s not fair to the author either. Plus, the way this book ended, a lot was left unanswered, which again, hints at more in this series, and that epilogue felt pointless to me since it didn’t really answer anything for me, but hint at the next book.
Thank you to the author for the e-ARC. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
October 28, 2026
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
4/5🌟
I really love Nakir in this book. There are some incredible lines that he says! My highlights went off. Thea grew a lot in this book and discovered things about herself that she never knew (I’m looking at you, Jasper…even if I’m looking at you a little confused like 🫠). The found family also went off in this book. I already told you from book one that I lovedddd this found family and this book solidifies that. And hello, the ending leaves me to believe there is more to this story!! I really enjoy Camille’s writing and this story is truly a story of learning who you are and becoming who you’re meant to be. There’s open door spice in this book. I would rate it 3/5 🌶️🌶️🌶️. Thank you to the author for the eARC. This voluntary review is my honest thoughts and opinions about this book. I think you would enjoy this book (and duet!) if you love a soft FMC who is learning who she is, a mysterious MMC, a sort of love triangle situation, open door spice, incredible found family, interesting magic, multiple different regions and types of beings, political intrigue.
“Death is the bargain of life,” he said. “Everyone finds their own way to carry it.”
“Because kindness should never be a debt. It’s the floor, not the ceiling. You deserve nothing less.”
“There are no versions of love without risk.”
“I would love you in any lifetime,”
“In every world, and in every lifetime, I will find you.”
4/5🌟
I really love Nakir in this book. There are some incredible lines that he says! My highlights went off. Thea grew a lot in this book and discovered things about herself that she never knew (I’m looking at you, Jasper…even if I’m looking at you a little confused like 🫠). The found family also went off in this book. I already told you from book one that I lovedddd this found family and this book solidifies that. And hello, the ending leaves me to believe there is more to this story!! I really enjoy Camille’s writing and this story is truly a story of learning who you are and becoming who you’re meant to be. There’s open door spice in this book. I would rate it 3/5 🌶️🌶️🌶️. Thank you to the author for the eARC. This voluntary review is my honest thoughts and opinions about this book. I think you would enjoy this book (and duet!) if you love a soft FMC who is learning who she is, a mysterious MMC, a sort of love triangle situation, open door spice, incredible found family, interesting magic, multiple different regions and types of beings, political intrigue.
“Death is the bargain of life,” he said. “Everyone finds their own way to carry it.”
“Because kindness should never be a debt. It’s the floor, not the ceiling. You deserve nothing less.”
“There are no versions of love without risk.”
“I would love you in any lifetime,”
“In every world, and in every lifetime, I will find you.”
Review of advance copy received from Author
I loved The Truth-Teller’s Awakening! This was an emotional, action-filled, and beautifully written conclusion to The Oracle’s Duet.
The stakes are even higher as war closes in and Thea begins to understand the true strength of the prophetic magic awakening inside her. Her character growth was one of my favorite parts of the book. She has spent so much of her life fighting for freedom, but now she must decide what freedom truly means and what kind of future she wants to build.
The relationship between Thea and Nakir was filled with longing, vulnerability, sacrifice, and fierce devotion. Nakir would rather lose his kingdom than use Thea as a weapon, and I loved how deeply their story focused on choice. Their romance is passionate, but it is also about allowing the person you love to remain free.
The expanding magic, political danger, rebellion, found-family relationships, and approaching war kept me completely invested. There are intense battles and heartbreaking decisions, but the story also leaves room for hope, healing, and the possibility of an ordinary life after everything these characters have endured.
A powerful five-star conclusion filled with magic, romance, sacrifice, and unforgettable devotion.
The stakes are even higher as war closes in and Thea begins to understand the true strength of the prophetic magic awakening inside her. Her character growth was one of my favorite parts of the book. She has spent so much of her life fighting for freedom, but now she must decide what freedom truly means and what kind of future she wants to build.
The relationship between Thea and Nakir was filled with longing, vulnerability, sacrifice, and fierce devotion. Nakir would rather lose his kingdom than use Thea as a weapon, and I loved how deeply their story focused on choice. Their romance is passionate, but it is also about allowing the person you love to remain free.
The expanding magic, political danger, rebellion, found-family relationships, and approaching war kept me completely invested. There are intense battles and heartbreaking decisions, but the story also leaves room for hope, healing, and the possibility of an ordinary life after everything these characters have endured.
A powerful five-star conclusion filled with magic, romance, sacrifice, and unforgettable devotion.
November 12, 2026
This was an awesome conclusion to the Truth-Teller duology! I fell in love with Camille Wolfewood’s writing in her debut, and honestly felt that same excitement when reading the second book. I feel like I just completely got lost in this story and I never want to be found. Highly suggest this to romantasy readers, it is elegant and fierce with profound introspections. I couldn’t put either book in this duo down.
Our FMC oracle is back to finish what she started in her support for the fallen prince’s rebellion against her mother the queen. Thea has become crucial to their war efforts, she trains her powers with an air mage and hopelessly tries to mend her relationship with Nakir.
As her mother refuses to surrender, demand for battle is called and Thea finds herself right in the middle of it. She has the power to tell the future and yet… one wrong assumption could lead their army to its death.
Our FMC oracle is back to finish what she started in her support for the fallen prince’s rebellion against her mother the queen. Thea has become crucial to their war efforts, she trains her powers with an air mage and hopelessly tries to mend her relationship with Nakir.
As her mother refuses to surrender, demand for battle is called and Thea finds herself right in the middle of it. She has the power to tell the future and yet… one wrong assumption could lead their army to its death.
Review of advance copy received from Author
When people say book 1 was good but book 2 was even better… they’re 100% right with this one! 😭❤️
I couldn’t put this book down and finished it in just a few days! It was full of action and emotion, and I was hooked the whole way through.
One of my favourite parts was Thea’s character growth. I loved seeing her learn to accept herself and realise her power is a gift. She’s not that scared little girl anymore! 🥹
And Nakir?! A gentleman willing to sacrifice his own happiness for Thea’s freedom? That confession had me SWOONING. 🫠❤️
I also loved the side characters, especially Jasper and how he helped Thea understand her powers. The only thing I wasn’t a fan of was the love triangle, but it didn’t take away from how much I enjoyed the story.
And THAT ENDING?! I NEED MORE! 😭
Thank you to the Camille for the opportunity to read this ARC. I’m already desperate for the next book! ❤️📚
I couldn’t put this book down and finished it in just a few days! It was full of action and emotion, and I was hooked the whole way through.
One of my favourite parts was Thea’s character growth. I loved seeing her learn to accept herself and realise her power is a gift. She’s not that scared little girl anymore! 🥹
And Nakir?! A gentleman willing to sacrifice his own happiness for Thea’s freedom? That confession had me SWOONING. 🫠❤️
I also loved the side characters, especially Jasper and how he helped Thea understand her powers. The only thing I wasn’t a fan of was the love triangle, but it didn’t take away from how much I enjoyed the story.
And THAT ENDING?! I NEED MORE! 😭
Thank you to the Camille for the opportunity to read this ARC. I’m already desperate for the next book! ❤️📚
September 7, 2026
I loved The Truth Teller’s Bargain, and I was so excited for this book, but it just didn’t hit for me. I think the writing in this is beautiful, I loved the prose and the world. I do wish there had been some kind of recap. I read book 1 not too long ago, but I still found myself not remembering points or relationships and without a recap, or even the text itself reminding me, I felt myself less engaged with the story and the characters.
I think a lot of the plot points in this story didn’t feel fully fleshed out. The conflict between the FMC and MMC felt like it was only there for the sake of conflict. I also wish there was more detail given to plot points. Everything felt rushed to fit it in a duet, and certain plot points felt thrown in without any explanation or backstory.
I think a lot of the plot points in this story didn’t feel fully fleshed out. The conflict between the FMC and MMC felt like it was only there for the sake of conflict. I also wish there was more detail given to plot points. Everything felt rushed to fit it in a duet, and certain plot points felt thrown in without any explanation or backstory.
Review of advance copy received from Author
I loved this book and it broke my heart when Thea and Nakir were trying to figure out their relationship. After the rescue when he was trying to give her space you could tell it was just killing them both. Their love was just so open for each other.
The development of her friendship with the group grew in this book and the support that they all had for each showed more in this book. She truly became one of them.
Adding Jasper as the other love interest I was not expecting but it worked and made it sort of why choose but not completely. I wasn’t sure at first but the situation grew on me.
This is a great romantasy and top tier. If you love magic, romance with some extra romance on the side, epic battle and an ending that leaves you with more questions you need to read this.
The development of her friendship with the group grew in this book and the support that they all had for each showed more in this book. She truly became one of them.
Adding Jasper as the other love interest I was not expecting but it worked and made it sort of why choose but not completely. I wasn’t sure at first but the situation grew on me.
This is a great romantasy and top tier. If you love magic, romance with some extra romance on the side, epic battle and an ending that leaves you with more questions you need to read this.
Review of advance copy received from Author
Wow. What a world she created! Such great and detailed world building with characters you love. A complex tale but not hard to follow at all.
Nakir, he will be your next book boyfriend. That man. When he admits the depths of his love for Thea 🫠. Emi needs to admit she loves a certain soldier. Kerrigan I adore thee. Bal I just want to hug, and also make sure to never get on his bad side. Dawes is so worthy.
Jasper is a good guy, great actually...but go away. 🤣
Thea. Well....she was a sheltered and naive character through no fault of her own. I enjoyed reading about her growth and learning her own powers. I wanted to shake her multiple times, but she was one I was cheering on throughout.
That ending though? Wow. I need to know what happens next. Pronto.
Nakir, he will be your next book boyfriend. That man. When he admits the depths of his love for Thea 🫠. Emi needs to admit she loves a certain soldier. Kerrigan I adore thee. Bal I just want to hug, and also make sure to never get on his bad side. Dawes is so worthy.
Jasper is a good guy, great actually...but go away. 🤣
Thea. Well....she was a sheltered and naive character through no fault of her own. I enjoyed reading about her growth and learning her own powers. I wanted to shake her multiple times, but she was one I was cheering on throughout.
That ending though? Wow. I need to know what happens next. Pronto.
Review of advance copy received from Author
2.5/5 For me
I really enjoyed the first book to this duet so I was looking forward to the second. However this one just fell a little short for me for a couple of reasons.
The main conflict between our FMC & MMC seemed to be there just for the sake of having conflict without a lot of actual substance. Classic miscommunication of how each of them is feeling or trying to give her up for the sake of her happiness when her happiness clearly includes him.
This leads to my biggest issue of the romance aspect of this book being Jasper. Why was this necessary? I get her needing a form of teacher or mentor for her abilities, but this story turning into a love triangle & eventually why choose was not on my radar. Why choose just didn’t feel like it was necessary or made sense and the story element just isn’t for me as a reader which is where a lot of my book rating comes from.
I still appreciated the story as a whole, the writing and the rest of the character’s parts to play in the story were enjoyable but those other things really lost what I enjoyed about the first book.
I really enjoyed the first book to this duet so I was looking forward to the second. However this one just fell a little short for me for a couple of reasons.
The main conflict between our FMC & MMC seemed to be there just for the sake of having conflict without a lot of actual substance. Classic miscommunication of how each of them is feeling or trying to give her up for the sake of her happiness when her happiness clearly includes him.
This leads to my biggest issue of the romance aspect of this book being Jasper. Why was this necessary? I get her needing a form of teacher or mentor for her abilities, but this story turning into a love triangle & eventually why choose was not on my radar. Why choose just didn’t feel like it was necessary or made sense and the story element just isn’t for me as a reader which is where a lot of my book rating comes from.
I still appreciated the story as a whole, the writing and the rest of the character’s parts to play in the story were enjoyable but those other things really lost what I enjoyed about the first book.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
Review of advance copy received from Author
Y'all… WOWWWW. What a fantastic conclusion to this duet! I couldn't have asked for a better ending, and I think I loved this one even more than the first!
One of my favorite things about this series is how easy it is to get lost in the story. The writing is so digestible, the romance is beautifully balanced without being over the top, and the found family is everything. I loved watching Thea's oracle powers develop and evolve in this book and I loved watching her start owning her growth.
Thea herself.. I adored her. She's such a wonderful example of a woman who can be soft without being weak. The quiet strength to her was so appreciated.. She really came into her own this book. Loved!
Now.. can we discuss this Nakir?! I don't think I've ever encountered an MMC so completely confident that no matter what his woman does, he KNOWS he's endgame😂🥵
“I’m not afraid of attraction, Thea. I’m not something you outgrow.”
“I’m not a passing hunger.”
The absolute certainty.. The unbothered energyyyy... did not know I was attracted to this level of confidence, but here we are🤣 (🪭 🪭 myself)
The ending was SO satisfying. Everything came together beautifully. I am desperate to explore more of this world though and I'm already wondering whose story we'll get next and how all these characters and their stories will eventually connect.
I'm not ready to leave this world, and it's looking like I won't have to!! 💃🏽 💃🏽 Give me MORE please! 👏🏽
One of my favorite things about this series is how easy it is to get lost in the story. The writing is so digestible, the romance is beautifully balanced without being over the top, and the found family is everything. I loved watching Thea's oracle powers develop and evolve in this book and I loved watching her start owning her growth.
Thea herself.. I adored her. She's such a wonderful example of a woman who can be soft without being weak. The quiet strength to her was so appreciated.. She really came into her own this book. Loved!
Now.. can we discuss this Nakir?! I don't think I've ever encountered an MMC so completely confident that no matter what his woman does, he KNOWS he's endgame😂🥵
“I’m not afraid of attraction, Thea. I’m not something you outgrow.”
“I’m not a passing hunger.”
The absolute certainty.. The unbothered energyyyy... did not know I was attracted to this level of confidence, but here we are🤣 (🪭 🪭 myself)
The ending was SO satisfying. Everything came together beautifully. I am desperate to explore more of this world though and I'm already wondering whose story we'll get next and how all these characters and their stories will eventually connect.
I'm not ready to leave this world, and it's looking like I won't have to!! 💃🏽 💃🏽 Give me MORE please! 👏🏽
Review of advance copy received from Author
I want to say thank you to the author for letting me arc read this book. I am leaving this review by my own choice and honestly.
I really enjoyed this series. What a way to end it. I love how this picked up right where we left off and I feel like it ended in a good way not leaving me with questions to never be answered.
I really enjoyed this series. What a way to end it. I love how this picked up right where we left off and I feel like it ended in a good way not leaving me with questions to never be answered.
Review of advance copy received from Author
I'm officially INVESTED in this universe. 10/10 Alethea has my heart.
Review of advance copy received from Author
I literally flipped from the one right into book two. At the very beginning it felt like a few things were simply just added for the plot to thicken the book. As a red-on I'm so glad I continued because I absolutely loved the finale. Even better the author put an eulogy at the end!
Review of advance copy
Did not care for the series
Review of advance copy received from Author
OMG I’m obsessed!!!!
This book was just as good as the first book, if not better! The book starts right where we left off in book 1 and immediately had me in tears. With more action, world building and character development, this was everything I needed in the conclusion of this Duology. I liked how the story was not dragged when there was potential, it was perfectly paced.
Thea grows to become more strong and fierce and I enjoyed every single second. The tension and yearning in this book was amazing. Thea and Nakir have my heart and I’m obsessed with them!
I cannot wait to see what Camille brings in the future within this World!
Thank you Camille for giving me the opportunity to read this ARC!!
This book was just as good as the first book, if not better! The book starts right where we left off in book 1 and immediately had me in tears. With more action, world building and character development, this was everything I needed in the conclusion of this Duology. I liked how the story was not dragged when there was potential, it was perfectly paced.
Thea grows to become more strong and fierce and I enjoyed every single second. The tension and yearning in this book was amazing. Thea and Nakir have my heart and I’m obsessed with them!
I cannot wait to see what Camille brings in the future within this World!
Thank you Camille for giving me the opportunity to read this ARC!!
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
I loved this probably even more than book 1.
I felt this was more fast paced and we learned so much about the history of everything that has happened.
I loved that we see how the relationships Thea has made have essentially altered her perspective of everything she wanted with her life.
The scene with Jasper...I mean come on!
I feel Balthasar is my favorite character and I need a whole book just about him, his life, his wants, needs, desires.
Would have liked a little more time with Nakir but I got more Dawes and I was good with that.
What is our wait time for the next one?
Favorite Quote:
"...I will stand beside you, I will bow for you. I'll kneel for you."
I felt this was more fast paced and we learned so much about the history of everything that has happened.
I loved that we see how the relationships Thea has made have essentially altered her perspective of everything she wanted with her life.
The scene with Jasper...I mean come on!
I feel Balthasar is my favorite character and I need a whole book just about him, his life, his wants, needs, desires.
Would have liked a little more time with Nakir but I got more Dawes and I was good with that.
What is our wait time for the next one?
Favorite Quote:
"...I will stand beside you, I will bow for you. I'll kneel for you."
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