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To Kill A Goddess
Pureborn gods and goddesses cannot truly die.
Soren Cavell was taken from her home kingdom of Mise as a child and forced into servitude in the palace of the king responsible for the murders of her family and the war against her people. As one of the Princess of Aren's handmaidens, she is bound to serve, so when the princess requests Soren travel with her to the Choosing Ceremony, she cannot deny her. But when a rare moon-white dragon picks Soren, the tide of the war changes as power begins to shift.
Even as Soren falls into her new place amongst Aren's army ranks, strange dreams that have haunted her since childhood grow all the more vivid and disturbing. And when she meets her trainer, Vane Evva, she cannot help but connect the dreams to him.
The past leaves deep wounds. The question is, just how fatal?
The war-torn world of dragonriders in Rebecca Yarros' Fourth Wing meets the timeless, star crossed romance of When the Moon Hatched by Sarah A. Parker in this high fantasy world where echoes of the past and present collide and love paramounts all.
Soren Cavell was taken from her home kingdom of Mise as a child and forced into servitude in the palace of the king responsible for the murders of her family and the war against her people. As one of the Princess of Aren's handmaidens, she is bound to serve, so when the princess requests Soren travel with her to the Choosing Ceremony, she cannot deny her. But when a rare moon-white dragon picks Soren, the tide of the war changes as power begins to shift.
Even as Soren falls into her new place amongst Aren's army ranks, strange dreams that have haunted her since childhood grow all the more vivid and disturbing. And when she meets her trainer, Vane Evva, she cannot help but connect the dreams to him.
The past leaves deep wounds. The question is, just how fatal?
The war-torn world of dragonriders in Rebecca Yarros' Fourth Wing meets the timeless, star crossed romance of When the Moon Hatched by Sarah A. Parker in this high fantasy world where echoes of the past and present collide and love paramounts all.
342 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 11, 2025
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Rachel Tork
7 books95 followersRachel Tork is the author of fantasy romance and contemporary romance books, including the Evening Star Saga. She adores rainy days, Reylo, and early mornings snuggled on her couch.
She writes quick-paced fantasy with snarky, yet flawed, characters, as well as deeply emotional romance that proves love really can conquer all.
You can follow Rachel on Instagram and TikTok at @racheltorkauthor
She writes quick-paced fantasy with snarky, yet flawed, characters, as well as deeply emotional romance that proves love really can conquer all.
You can follow Rachel on Instagram and TikTok at @racheltorkauthor
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November 4, 2025
⭐️⭐️⭐️ — 3/5
To Kill a Goddess has a compelling plot and an engaging FMC who I connected with right away. I really enjoyed the premise, and I appreciated that it’s a standalone with everything wrapped up by the end.
However, the pacing felt very rushed. While the story had great potential, I wanted more time with the characters and more depth to their development — things moved so quickly that moments that could have been impactful didn’t fully land for me. I also struggled to picture the world at times, as the setting wasn’t described in enough detail to bring it to life.
Overall, this is a good novella with an interesting concept. I think this story would have been even stronger as a duet or slightly longer novel — I’d happily have read more
Thank you to the Rachel Tork,Alaza press publishing, and NetGalley for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.
To Kill a Goddess has a compelling plot and an engaging FMC who I connected with right away. I really enjoyed the premise, and I appreciated that it’s a standalone with everything wrapped up by the end.
However, the pacing felt very rushed. While the story had great potential, I wanted more time with the characters and more depth to their development — things moved so quickly that moments that could have been impactful didn’t fully land for me. I also struggled to picture the world at times, as the setting wasn’t described in enough detail to bring it to life.
Overall, this is a good novella with an interesting concept. I think this story would have been even stronger as a duet or slightly longer novel — I’d happily have read more
Thank you to the Rachel Tork,Alaza press publishing, and NetGalley for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.
February 19, 2026
empezó genial y poco a poco fue siento extremadamente predecible sin profundidad alguna, una lastima porque la premisa es genial
January 12, 2026
thank you netgalley and the publishers for an arc in exchange for an honest review.
i'll admit, i love anything to do with dragons and gods/godesses. and honestly, this was good.
i felt like it could have been longer, to add more into the world-building and to also explain more where some parts lacked (certain plot pieces). some of the info dump it did that, felt very rushed or felt like it was skirted around. i did love it was a standalone and tied everything together tho!
i'll admit, i love anything to do with dragons and gods/godesses. and honestly, this was good.
i felt like it could have been longer, to add more into the world-building and to also explain more where some parts lacked (certain plot pieces). some of the info dump it did that, felt very rushed or felt like it was skirted around. i did love it was a standalone and tied everything together tho!
February 1, 2026
2⭐️
“You are my salvation, Sora. You were then, and you are now”
⊹₊˚‧︵‿₊୨ᰔ୧₊‿︵‧˚₊⊹ ⊹₊˚‧︵‿₊୨ᰔ୧₊‿︵‧˚₊⊹ ⊹₊˚‧︵‿₊୨ᰔ୧₊‿︵‧˚₊⊹
💕 reincarnation
⚔️ gods & goddesses
💕 forbidden romance
⚔️ trainer x trainee
💕 dragons
⊹₊˚‧︵‿₊୨ᰔ୧₊‿︵‧˚₊⊹ ⊹₊˚‧︵‿₊୨ᰔ୧₊‿︵‧˚₊⊹ ⊹₊˚‧︵‿₊୨ᰔ୧₊‿︵‧˚₊⊹
One of my favorite tropes is reincarnation ; I love the angst and yearning of it especially when the MMC is the one who remembers everything . Unfortunately this book didn’t do it for me . Like on paper I should have loved it or even I liked it a little bit more !!!! but I just wanted this book to end so I could read something else ( I haven’t been fortunate with my latest reads so I guess I’m more cranky than usual). I didn’t connect with any of the characters nor the relationships. Again maybe if I wasn’t already mad because my latest reads weren’t good I think maybe I would have enjoyed it a little bit more idk 🤷♀️
“You are my salvation, Sora. You were then, and you are now”
⊹₊˚‧︵‿₊୨ᰔ୧₊‿︵‧˚₊⊹ ⊹₊˚‧︵‿₊୨ᰔ୧₊‿︵‧˚₊⊹ ⊹₊˚‧︵‿₊୨ᰔ୧₊‿︵‧˚₊⊹
💕 reincarnation
⚔️ gods & goddesses
💕 forbidden romance
⚔️ trainer x trainee
💕 dragons
⊹₊˚‧︵‿₊୨ᰔ୧₊‿︵‧˚₊⊹ ⊹₊˚‧︵‿₊୨ᰔ୧₊‿︵‧˚₊⊹ ⊹₊˚‧︵‿₊୨ᰔ୧₊‿︵‧˚₊⊹
One of my favorite tropes is reincarnation ; I love the angst and yearning of it especially when the MMC is the one who remembers everything . Unfortunately this book didn’t do it for me . Like on paper I should have loved it or even I liked it a little bit more !!!! but I just wanted this book to end so I could read something else ( I haven’t been fortunate with my latest reads so I guess I’m more cranky than usual). I didn’t connect with any of the characters nor the relationships. Again maybe if I wasn’t already mad because my latest reads weren’t good I think maybe I would have enjoyed it a little bit more idk 🤷♀️
March 23, 2026
2,5⭐️ Bueeeeeeno, un poco sin más, para ser sincera. Todo pasa demasiado rápido, el mundo no está muy bien construido, hay plotholes y es muchas veces predecible. Peeeeero es un romantasy de dragones y dioses, o sea que disfrutar, lo que disfrutado.
January 1, 2026
Easy fantasy storyline
October 31, 2025
Thank you to NetGalley and Azala Press for providing me with this arc!!
"You are my salvation, Sora. You were then, and you are now."
THIS. BOOK.
To Kill a Goddess is about a girl, Soren, who was taken from her home and kingdom as a child after her family was murdered and forced to serve a king from the kingdom that is at war with Soren’s kingdom. She accompanies her princess to her dragon choosing ceremony and ends up being picked one of the strongest dragons. She has strange dreams of a goddess and Demi-god from the past that have her haunted her throughout her childhood, but once she starts connecting those dreams to her present, what will she discover? If you’re a fan of dragons and star-crossed romance, you’ll love this book.
Honestly, I went into this book almost completely blind, and let me tell you. I lost all track of time while reading this. I could not stop, I could not put it down, I binged it.
To Kill a Goddess is so so so good. It’s a rare occurrence for me to be hooked enough to be able to read an ebook so quickly (I’m a big physical book girl) but this was just impossible to set down. Now I absolutely need to read other books from the author.
The tension, the yearning. Aghhhhhh!
I definitely cried in the last chapter. But the epilogue made up for it ugh 🥹.
It did have open spice, which I would rate a 2 out of 5 🌶️
"Sometimes, I wish to see your soul again, and sometimes- I wonder if this is what I deserve. But you know me; I've always been selfish when it comes to you."
"You are my salvation, Sora. You were then, and you are now."
THIS. BOOK.
To Kill a Goddess is about a girl, Soren, who was taken from her home and kingdom as a child after her family was murdered and forced to serve a king from the kingdom that is at war with Soren’s kingdom. She accompanies her princess to her dragon choosing ceremony and ends up being picked one of the strongest dragons. She has strange dreams of a goddess and Demi-god from the past that have her haunted her throughout her childhood, but once she starts connecting those dreams to her present, what will she discover? If you’re a fan of dragons and star-crossed romance, you’ll love this book.
Honestly, I went into this book almost completely blind, and let me tell you. I lost all track of time while reading this. I could not stop, I could not put it down, I binged it.
To Kill a Goddess is so so so good. It’s a rare occurrence for me to be hooked enough to be able to read an ebook so quickly (I’m a big physical book girl) but this was just impossible to set down. Now I absolutely need to read other books from the author.
The tension, the yearning. Aghhhhhh!
I definitely cried in the last chapter. But the epilogue made up for it ugh 🥹.
It did have open spice, which I would rate a 2 out of 5 🌶️
"Sometimes, I wish to see your soul again, and sometimes- I wonder if this is what I deserve. But you know me; I've always been selfish when it comes to you."
January 25, 2026
If you liked this, I recommend When the Moon Hatched by Sarah A. Parker
December 31, 2025
I was expecting to like this a lot and, though it was good, it also felt a bit flat. The story was fast-paced, there was always something happening which kept you wanting to continue.
Soren, the fmc, was taken and forced to serve the princess of a rival kingdom, but the story goes far beyond that. There were dragons, gods, magic and, of course, the soul mates trope we all love. I really liked the way the dragons were introduced and how they were part of the story, not just something metioned once. Also, loved how the fmc became more confident about who she was and what she was capable of. The relationship between the Soren and Vane was really good, with enough tension and yearning to make you want to read more.
Nevertheless, the world-building was lacking some development. There were times where we were thrown into a scene or where we jumped a bit too fast between settings. The story could have used more pages to explain how everything was unfolding, it just felt rushed and that it lacked some background. Also, there were many scenes which felt too convinient and a little predictable. The idea and the writing were good but, for me, the story needed more development.
Thank you to NetGalley, Rachel Tork and Azala Press for providing me with this arc!
Soren, the fmc, was taken and forced to serve the princess of a rival kingdom, but the story goes far beyond that. There were dragons, gods, magic and, of course, the soul mates trope we all love. I really liked the way the dragons were introduced and how they were part of the story, not just something metioned once. Also, loved how the fmc became more confident about who she was and what she was capable of. The relationship between the Soren and Vane was really good, with enough tension and yearning to make you want to read more.
Nevertheless, the world-building was lacking some development. There were times where we were thrown into a scene or where we jumped a bit too fast between settings. The story could have used more pages to explain how everything was unfolding, it just felt rushed and that it lacked some background. Also, there were many scenes which felt too convinient and a little predictable. The idea and the writing were good but, for me, the story needed more development.
Thank you to NetGalley, Rachel Tork and Azala Press for providing me with this arc!
March 11, 2026
3.5 stars on my end. I wish the book would’ve been longer so the plot wouldn’t have felt rushed. Despite that, it was still a good read and got me out of my slump.
February 28, 2026
The plot of this book was compelling and interesting, but it lacked depth. I stand by the belief that this book should have been a trilogy or duet at least, as the storyline needed more definition and time to progress. It felt like the story was put on 3x speed. Regardless of this criticism, it was an enjoyable read and the fantasy world created was fascinating, even though we did not see much of it.
December 29, 2025
Leuk boek, maar het verhaal ging soms iets te snel voor mij. Ik miste beetje world-building en personages beter leren kennen waardoor ik minder connectie voelde.
Wel een leuke standalone die vlot leest.
Wel een leuke standalone die vlot leest.
February 26, 2026
Another 6 star read. The world building was so beautifully done in this book, I’m obsessed
Did not finish
January 31, 2026i hate dnfing books but im sorry i just couldn't get into it.
February 6, 2026
YES I DECIDED TO READ THIS OFF OF ONE TIKTOK THAT I SAW!! SUE ME!! I WILL NEVER LEARN.
this was marketed as fourth wing inspired, and I almost felt like it was TOO close to fourth wing, with the added components of greek gods and goddesses. i felt like the writing and the story was very rushed. they met and literally like two days later, she was in love with him and “something began to shift between them.” YOU HAD TWO CONVERSATIONS AND THEY WERE BOTH WHEN YOU WERE WORKING OUT. i understand that techincally her soul was remembering him in their past life but it wasn’t making sense.
there wasn’t enough to hook my interest the entire time through, i was skimming to get to the end so I could start another book. the climatic battle with kronos felt anticlimatic because they died + were reborn anyways????
this was marketed as fourth wing inspired, and I almost felt like it was TOO close to fourth wing, with the added components of greek gods and goddesses. i felt like the writing and the story was very rushed. they met and literally like two days later, she was in love with him and “something began to shift between them.” YOU HAD TWO CONVERSATIONS AND THEY WERE BOTH WHEN YOU WERE WORKING OUT. i understand that techincally her soul was remembering him in their past life but it wasn’t making sense.
there wasn’t enough to hook my interest the entire time through, i was skimming to get to the end so I could start another book. the climatic battle with kronos felt anticlimatic because they died + were reborn anyways????
November 14, 2025
Thank you to NetGalley and Azala Press for providing me with this arc!!
To Kill a Goddess is a fast paced romantasy with dragons and wyvers, battling kingdoms, training for war, court politics and cruel gods. It reminded me of Heavenly Bodies, so if you liked that I would recommend this book.
I liked the word, it wasn't too complicated and easy to follow. The more I saw, it become even more interesting.
Soren our FMC was a bit too smart and a bit dumb at the same time, which is usually my pet peeve in romantasy books. She also got very powerful in a very short time (she had 2 weeks to become ready to fight in a battle), which usually annoys me, but in this story it actually made sense that she was learning quickly. I also didn't really understand her decisions sometimes. She was either a lil too eager about being a traitor at times or I just didn't really understand who she was loyal to sometimes.
Vane the MMC was also a very typical archetype of a romantasy love interest, I neither loved or hated him
I wish we got to see more of the side characters, but they were absent from a lot of the book. Th e middle part only really focused on Soren and Vane, I would have liked to see what Cion and the others did in this time.
I probably enjoyed the first half of the book more because of its setting, but the action picked up during the second half. The ending felt rushed, I didn't like that the part of the final fight was partly off page.
I think for a stand alone fantasy it was good and I'm happy the author didn't dragged it out, when it didn't need it
To Kill a Goddess is a fast paced romantasy with dragons and wyvers, battling kingdoms, training for war, court politics and cruel gods. It reminded me of Heavenly Bodies, so if you liked that I would recommend this book.
I liked the word, it wasn't too complicated and easy to follow. The more I saw, it become even more interesting.
Soren our FMC was a bit too smart and a bit dumb at the same time, which is usually my pet peeve in romantasy books. She also got very powerful in a very short time (she had 2 weeks to become ready to fight in a battle), which usually annoys me, but in this story it actually made sense that she was learning quickly. I also didn't really understand her decisions sometimes. She was either a lil too eager about being a traitor at times or I just didn't really understand who she was loyal to sometimes.
Vane the MMC was also a very typical archetype of a romantasy love interest, I neither loved or hated him
I wish we got to see more of the side characters, but they were absent from a lot of the book. Th e middle part only really focused on Soren and Vane, I would have liked to see what Cion and the others did in this time.
I probably enjoyed the first half of the book more because of its setting, but the action picked up during the second half. The ending felt rushed, I didn't like that the part of the final fight was partly off page.
I think for a stand alone fantasy it was good and I'm happy the author didn't dragged it out, when it didn't need it
November 10, 2025
2.75⭐️
Soren was taken as a child from her home when a neighboring kingdom invades, killing her family and kidnapping her to serve as a slave in the enemy palace. She becomes attendant to the princess, and when they travel to a dragon-choosing ceremony, Soren is unexpectedly chosen by a rare moon-white dragon. This binds her to become a dragon rider and fight on behalf of the very king who destroyed her people. As she trains and grows stronger under the guidance of the mysterious warrior Vane, Soren’s memories and sense of identity begin to unravel.
This is a standalone romantasy featuring gods and goddesses, warring kingdoms, and both dragons and wyverns. The story has potential, especially in the glimpses of mythology and history woven throughout. However, due to the shorter length, the worldbuilding and lore feel underdeveloped, and the pacing felt rushed throughout, particularly when it comes to emotional and character-driven moments.
Overall, this is a quick and predictable romantasy that leans into familiar tropes such as the chosen one, ancient deities, dragons, and warring kingdoms. Readers looking for a fast, fantasy romance may enjoy it, but those wanting deeper worldbuilding or more layered development may find themselves wanting more.
Thank you to Azala Press and NetGalley for the ARC. All opinions are my own.
Soren was taken as a child from her home when a neighboring kingdom invades, killing her family and kidnapping her to serve as a slave in the enemy palace. She becomes attendant to the princess, and when they travel to a dragon-choosing ceremony, Soren is unexpectedly chosen by a rare moon-white dragon. This binds her to become a dragon rider and fight on behalf of the very king who destroyed her people. As she trains and grows stronger under the guidance of the mysterious warrior Vane, Soren’s memories and sense of identity begin to unravel.
This is a standalone romantasy featuring gods and goddesses, warring kingdoms, and both dragons and wyverns. The story has potential, especially in the glimpses of mythology and history woven throughout. However, due to the shorter length, the worldbuilding and lore feel underdeveloped, and the pacing felt rushed throughout, particularly when it comes to emotional and character-driven moments.
Overall, this is a quick and predictable romantasy that leans into familiar tropes such as the chosen one, ancient deities, dragons, and warring kingdoms. Readers looking for a fast, fantasy romance may enjoy it, but those wanting deeper worldbuilding or more layered development may find themselves wanting more.
Thank you to Azala Press and NetGalley for the ARC. All opinions are my own.
October 31, 2025
Thank you to Netgalley, Azala Press, and Rachel Tork for the eARC.
Genre: Romantacy
⭐️ 4/5
🌶 2/5
🧠 4/10
Cliffhanger: N/A
Noteworthy: Standalone book. Publication date 11/11/2025.
This novella length standalone stands tall for it's small size. Rachel Tork packs a lot of story into less than 250 pages. The world spans two kingdoms and a godly realm and includes political intrigue, war and battle scenes, and complex familial relationships. The heart of the story shows us that true love will tie souls, span lifetimes and endure nearly insurmountable obstacles. The romance here is immaculate! The climax feels daunting making for a highly stressful ending.
As with all shorter stories, it feels like we could use more time with the characters to allow a bit more depth especially with side characters. But the shorter time frame does not prevent you from growing attached to the two mains and rooting for them.
If you want a quick romantacy read that will suck you right in and make you reluctant to put it down until you finish, add this to your TBR!
Genre: Romantacy
⭐️ 4/5
🌶 2/5
🧠 4/10
Cliffhanger: N/A
Noteworthy: Standalone book. Publication date 11/11/2025.
This novella length standalone stands tall for it's small size. Rachel Tork packs a lot of story into less than 250 pages. The world spans two kingdoms and a godly realm and includes political intrigue, war and battle scenes, and complex familial relationships. The heart of the story shows us that true love will tie souls, span lifetimes and endure nearly insurmountable obstacles. The romance here is immaculate! The climax feels daunting making for a highly stressful ending.
As with all shorter stories, it feels like we could use more time with the characters to allow a bit more depth especially with side characters. But the shorter time frame does not prevent you from growing attached to the two mains and rooting for them.
If you want a quick romantacy read that will suck you right in and make you reluctant to put it down until you finish, add this to your TBR!
November 6, 2025
“Fear was enough to keep you chained”
To Kill a Goddess is a great stand alone romantasy book with a little mystery, a lot of fractured memory, a controlling god, and some very loyal dragons. I went into this totally blind and really enjoyed it. It’s well written and honestly very timely.
“I always knew you were dangerous.” Why…because of what I can do or the system I challenge by simply holding any power?”
Tork writes in her acknowledgments that “their systems are more fragile than they will ever admit” and “that’s why they are so afraid of us, of any resistance.” She states that our voices hold power, and throughout this book it was really lovely to see the main character, Soren, get her voice back and reclaim her power. The romance was also well done and I appreciated the complicated ways the female friendships were portrayed. Even though this book is under 250 pages, Tork really understood the assignment.
4 stars ✨
Thank you NetGalley and Azalea press for providing this arc. To Kill a Goddess comes out November 11, 2025.
To Kill a Goddess is a great stand alone romantasy book with a little mystery, a lot of fractured memory, a controlling god, and some very loyal dragons. I went into this totally blind and really enjoyed it. It’s well written and honestly very timely.
“I always knew you were dangerous.” Why…because of what I can do or the system I challenge by simply holding any power?”
Tork writes in her acknowledgments that “their systems are more fragile than they will ever admit” and “that’s why they are so afraid of us, of any resistance.” She states that our voices hold power, and throughout this book it was really lovely to see the main character, Soren, get her voice back and reclaim her power. The romance was also well done and I appreciated the complicated ways the female friendships were portrayed. Even though this book is under 250 pages, Tork really understood the assignment.
4 stars ✨
Thank you NetGalley and Azalea press for providing this arc. To Kill a Goddess comes out November 11, 2025.
November 12, 2025
We have Dragon Riders and a Shadow Mommy. But first, I love the whole concept of having memories of the past life. And Soren, while being a handmaiden, has some dreams of a goddess and other things she sees pretty clearly. Then she meets Vane in the present, who happens to be her trainer, and they have a connection.
I liked the action, conflict, and battles. The dragon riding is new to me, as I don’t typically read a lot of dragon riding stories. To K¡ll A Goddess is a very slow burn, focusing on building tension between the two characters and on world-building and their shared connection.
The ending and epilogue wrapped up quite nicely overall, making it an enjoyable read.
Thank you to Azala Press and Author Rachel Tork for the gifted e-copy. I am leaving this review voluntarily.
I liked the action, conflict, and battles. The dragon riding is new to me, as I don’t typically read a lot of dragon riding stories. To K¡ll A Goddess is a very slow burn, focusing on building tension between the two characters and on world-building and their shared connection.
The ending and epilogue wrapped up quite nicely overall, making it an enjoyable read.
Thank you to Azala Press and Author Rachel Tork for the gifted e-copy. I am leaving this review voluntarily.
December 27, 2025
I literally ate this up. I actually liked the pacing of this book and loved that it got straight to the point. Sora and Vane falling back in love omg that killed me and the pain he felt ughhh. To see her grow and remember her memories was so satisfying and sad when she realised who she was and who vane was to her. I loved the dragons bond with them and communicating with eachother. The epilogue was so sweet LIKE A LITTLE MINI THEM WITH POWER and Cion bringing their wedding bands back LOVE LOVE
This quote killed me
“I love that you made a mess all over our wedding band”
This quote killed me
“I love that you made a mess all over our wedding band”
January 2, 2026
“i will walk into the dark of oblivion with you without fear, but i cannot remain without you.”
certified down bad yearning male reporting for duty. this was super fun & i enjoyed the relationship between soren and vane the most. so so good. the plot was fast paced and i think the world building was pretty simple but solid. honestly i think a slow burn duology of this story would’ve been kinda SIIICK but ykw this was still a banger & i’m excited for more from this author!!
certified down bad yearning male reporting for duty. this was super fun & i enjoyed the relationship between soren and vane the most. so so good. the plot was fast paced and i think the world building was pretty simple but solid. honestly i think a slow burn duology of this story would’ve been kinda SIIICK but ykw this was still a banger & i’m excited for more from this author!!
March 5, 2026
Personagem favorita: thessa
Pior personagem: kronos tf
Música:double edge sword by hailey picardi
Comentários: o conceito é giro não foi nada de extraordinário mas tbm foi uma leitura rápida e gira. Clichês a cada canto mas ás vezes é isso que faz os livros wholesome e está tudo bem. Eles são bue fofos e imagino os olhinhos puppy dos do bane. Tbm acho que tiveram tantos aspectos e plots em tanto ppuco tempo que se deixaram coisas por desenvolver.
Pior personagem: kronos tf
Música:double edge sword by hailey picardi
Comentários: o conceito é giro não foi nada de extraordinário mas tbm foi uma leitura rápida e gira. Clichês a cada canto mas ás vezes é isso que faz os livros wholesome e está tudo bem. Eles são bue fofos e imagino os olhinhos puppy dos do bane. Tbm acho que tiveram tantos aspectos e plots em tanto ppuco tempo que se deixaram coisas por desenvolver.
March 11, 2026
↠ 2.75 stars
This had the opportunity to be so good but unfortunately, it just fell flat for me; the pacing of the book didn't quite work for me cause it made the entire story seem too implausible, there wasn't enough description of where all the action was taking place, and as much as I loved the idea of the story, it just wasn't executed in the way that I would've hoped an idea of this uniqueness to be portrayed.
This had the opportunity to be so good but unfortunately, it just fell flat for me; the pacing of the book didn't quite work for me cause it made the entire story seem too implausible, there wasn't enough description of where all the action was taking place, and as much as I loved the idea of the story, it just wasn't executed in the way that I would've hoped an idea of this uniqueness to be portrayed.
November 17, 2025
was very predictable, but enjoyable nonetheless bc i love this trope sm. some of the conclusion explanations didn’t really make 100% sense and some things felt too convenient. bc the novel was a bit short some of the details and characters outside of FMC and MMC fell flat, and worldbuilding had potential but wasn’t all the way fleshed out for me to give it 5 stars.
November 28, 2025
4.5 STARS
It’s the perfect standalone fantasy romance!
If you love the trainer and trainee vibes with talking bonded dragons and so much action and adventure and maybe some reincarnation, then this one is a MUST read!
It’s the perfect standalone fantasy romance!
If you love the trainer and trainee vibes with talking bonded dragons and so much action and adventure and maybe some reincarnation, then this one is a MUST read!
March 22, 2026
4,3⭐️
it was amaizing the tension and everything. i loved the ending and didnt expect it. only it was a bit too short. if the world building was better and if it were longer i would love it even more. it felt a bit rushed in the end.
I do love them tho how they protect one another.
it was amaizing the tension and everything. i loved the ending and didnt expect it. only it was a bit too short. if the world building was better and if it were longer i would love it even more. it felt a bit rushed in the end.
I do love them tho how they protect one another.
December 18, 2025
Meh. Guessed the major plot twists so that was unfortunate. I liked the reincarnation vibes but like idk it just was too surface level it would've been better if it was split into 2 books and we could've gone deeper into things. I had fun reading it but to much inspiration taken from other books and series.
January 7, 2026
I actually adored this book i miss reading fantasy
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