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So far, this is fun. The main character is the “super powerful but doesn’t want to use it” kind, there’s a sort of love triangle that is kept secondary to the actual plot, and the author is not afraid to kill off characters.

This book doesn’t have the highest average rating though, so I’m wondering if the second half is going to deliver.
Sep 16, 2026 07:56AM
Death's Daughter (The Children of the Old Ones #1)

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Annie is on page 274 of 397
This sex scene came so out of nowhere and is so ill-timed that if it isn’t revealed to be a ruse by a disguised bad guy, I will treat it as actively harmful to the book’s story and cohesion.
Sep 16, 2026 11:05AM
Death's Daughter (The Children of the Old Ones #1)


Annie
Annie is on page 96 of 397
One of the reasons why I usually avoid romantasy is that it’s way too often about a weak/ordinary/out of her element girl and a superb tenebrous powerful guy. The reason I’m reading this one is that the girl IS the supernatural being in the couple, not the guy. (Unless a new love interest is introduced later, which would be a bit late this far in I think.)
Sep 15, 2026 04:53PM
Death's Daughter (The Children of the Old Ones #1)


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