Reckless
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4.4 • 434 Ratings
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- $12.99
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- $12.99
Publisher Description
Paedyn and Kai battle with duty and desire in this highly anticipated second installment in the sizzling and epic romantic fantasy trilogy that’s packed with spicy tension and edge-of-your-seat betrayal.
The kingdom of Ilya is in turmoil…
After surviving the Purging Trials, Ordinary-born Paedyn Gray has killed the King and kickstarted a Resistance throughout the land. Now she’s running from the one person she had wanted to run to.
Kai Azer is now Ilya’s Enforcer, loyal to his brother Kitt, the new King. He has vowed to find Paedyn and bring her to justice.
Across the deadly Scorches, and deep into the hostile city of Dor, Kai pursues the one person he wishes he didn’t have to. But in a city without Elites, the balance between the hunter and hunted shifts—and the battle between duty and desire is deadly.
Customer Reviews
Good but repetitive
Very repetitive, a lot of cat and mouse going on in this book. I understand the reason for it and why it was expanded for a lot of book because it was a major part of the plot in the trials interrelations of their complicated love, however, it was a little frustrating to get through at some points. You can only repeat yourself so many times before it’s painfullly cringe. I do love the storyline and the banter. Huge plot twist at the end with a major cliffhanger.
i liked it…mostly
some of the plot just felt rushed and i feel like i had to work to get through it. this book didn’t hold my attention, but the tension between kai and paedyn. the ending was amazing (i actually threw my book across the room) but there was no foreshadowing that i could see, nor was there anything from kitt’s POV that would make that happen. great book…but not my favorite!
Hard to get through
I enjoy this story and the characters so much, however this book was very slow to get through and lacked a lot. It seemed like a lot of stuff could’ve been cut out, and I would’ve loved to have more of Kitt’s POV, because the ending is just flew out of nowhere. This book had a lot of the usual tropes that I could’ve been without and kinda repetitive with no addition to the story.