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A review by jmcclelland17
Beasts of Briar by Tee Harlowe
adventurous
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
mysterious
sad
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
📚Beasts of Briar by Tee Harlowe📚
Overall Rating:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Spice Rating:🌶️🌶️
✨Tropes✨
✨Shadow Daddy
✨Strong FMC
✨Beauty and the Beast x Wild Swan
✨Forced Proximity
✨Gods x Humans (with Elemental Magic)
✨Curses
✨Identities Revealed
✨Interconnected Standalone
✨Epic Finale
✨Initial Thoughts✨
Oh. My. Gods. This book was incredible!! Easily my favorite out of the entire series- which is saying something because I loved each and every book in the series in their own way. But this book was the masterpiece that tied the entire series together and gave such a satisfying ending to this fantastic series.
Bellamy is such a strong FMC and to see the development she goes through to become a better version of herself is amazing. Kairoth, our MMC, is the shadow daddy of my dreams.
✨Pros✨
- This is a Beauty and the Beast with a sprinkling of the Wild Swan retelling - it’s a refreshingly unique take on Beauty and the Beast and it’s so much fun to read.
- Ancient curses and hidden identities- there were some twists and turns I could kind of predict, but there were some shocking moments that I audibly gasped.
- The romance between Bellamy and Kairoth is top notch. I loved seeing the development of their relationship which leads to incredible character development for both of them.
- Kairoth really is a shadow daddy like Driscoll says.
- Enjoyable side characters. So many “old faces” are back for this last book in the series.
- Epic finale- of this book and of the series. The last 1/4 of this book is so wonderfully tense, but the last chapter is a beautiful and satisfying ending.
- Engaging story that I could not put down. I read this in one day.
✨Cons✨
- No notes. This was above and beyond my expectations and I loved every second.
Thank you to Tee Harlowe for the gifted copy and the opportunity to review this book.