White Horse Black Nights
Books | Fiction / Fantasy / General
4.5
Evie Marceau
We still worship the sleeping fae, though their magic only remains within a few of us.Locked away for twelve years, Sabine Darrow's only friends are animals she communicates with using magic. Now, sold as a bride to a villainous high lord, her greatest fear is trading one prison for another. But a potential escape lies in the form of her gruff yet achingly handsome guard, whose loyalty she is determined to break.A huntsman with heightened senses, Basten "Wolf" Bowborn has more important things to do than transport his master's new bride. With ancient creatures reawakening along the kingdom's border wall, he is torn between his duty and his desire to investigate-until a forbidden attraction becomes an unyielding obsession.Welcome to Astagnon-a kingdom of cruel games and corrupted courts, where the only thing more dangerous than the secrets slumbering underground is falling for the one person you can't have.Drawing inspiration from Snow White and the Lady Godiva legend, WHITE HORSE BLACK NIGHTS is a dark enemies-to-lovers fantasy romance that will take you on a journey you'll never forget. This captivating story of a girl with a special gift is perfect for fans of Sarah J. Maas and Jennifer Armentrout!
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Author
Evie Marceau
Pages
414
Publisher
Kestrel House
Published Date
2023-09-07
ISBN
1961447002 9781961447004
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"3.5 ⭐️ rounded up to 4. The first half of the book was super slow and honestly kind of boring. It didn’t really pick up until there was less than 200 pages left. The main thing that made this book slow was a lot of telling but not showing. Wolf’s POV throws lots of detail at us about the world and its history, but we don’t actually see anything from this information. It’s just fact after fact thrown at us. The author then tried to balance that out by having only character development in Sabine’s POV, which ended up making the book feel more lopsided than anything. There’s an extra plot thrown in that isn’t even slightly marketed that honestly would have made me never pick the book up. I don’t regret reading it, but I don’t think I’ll continue the series."
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