Miracle
Morrighan is one of my favorites in the series, offering a fresh take on the enemies-to-lovers trope. The story is unique, diving deep into the roots of the world in The Remnant Chronicles and adding layers of depth to characters and history we’ve glimpsed throughout the main series. Although it’s technically a prequel, I recommend reading it last. The original trilogy gradually unravels pieces of Morrighan’s story, and reading Morrighan after completing the main books preserves that intrigue. Starting with this book could spoil some of the magic and lessen the impact of the revelations scattered throughout the series.
Morrighan is one of my favorites in the series, offering a fresh take on the enemies-to-lovers trope. The story is unique, diving deep into the roots of the world in The Remnant Chronicles and adding layers of depth to characters and history we’ve glimpsed throughout the main series. Although it’s technically a prequel, I recommend reading it last. The original trilogy gradually unravels pieces of Morrighan’s story, and reading Morrighan after completing the main books preserves that intrigue. Starting with this book could spoil some of the magic and lessen the impact of the revelations scattered throughout the series.