Bramble

No Nonsense Review:
- I really liked it.
- If you like the first one then you'll most likely read through all of them with no problem.
- I have never pre-ordered a book before, but I rushed to pre-order the 4th book (since been delayed for good reasons).

- I found the story to be unique.
- The magic system was a little unclear to me, but... that really doesn't bother me.

- The main female character does not speak and it's written extremely well; I didn't even notice the ‘difference' in the dialogue between characters.
- The main male character is good, and I enjoyed the way he respects and treats the MFC.

No Nonsense Review:
- I have no idea why I read this.
- Anyone who suggests that you read this book doesn't like you very much or respect your time.

- The book begins with a potentially intriguing stalker situation and ends with a MMC conjured from the daydreams of extremist right wing weirdos.

No Nonsense Review:
- I really liked it.
- I read this after the 2 main books, but you can also read it between them. Both ways are fine.
- You could read this as a stand alone, too.

- The main female character is quite developed for a novella, and I really liked her.
- To me, the main male character is more likeable than the one in the main story, The Serpent & the Wings of Night.

- Also similar to the main books, the spice is minimal but very well written.

No Nonsense Review:

• I mostly enjoyed this.
• It's a well written quick read.
• I don't normally read horror but I enjoyed the premise of this and did not mind the descriptions of gore.
• The book does not use character names, which I didn't feel strongly about but some readers might.

No Nonsense Review:
- I liked this.
- I bought this book blind on a whim.
- It was a quick read, but it felt as if it was the correct length.

- The story has women go through hell, commit crimes, survive, and try to make the world better.