Alejandra

I will say for like the first 60% of the book, I started to get a little tired with how miserable and depressed Yfling was, but I did love the ending and I think he'll find his path.

I will say I have a weakness for book about the bonds between women

While I liked some things in this book (like Archer and Noah's relationship), it felt like I was dropped in the middle of a book. It kept referencing an off screen introduction between the two main characters that I assume was in a book in her previous series. As someone who hadn't read that series, I felt sort of lost and confused and felt I was missing a chunk of these characters. I'm a firm believer that a recommended reading order, especially with multiple series, should be just that. A recommendation. It shouldn't be mandatory to understand key parts of a story or relationship or else you should just make it one series!

I liked Archer in his previous appearances in this series, so I was really disappointed by his book.

Can't believe I saw a review complaining about the worldbuilding. Sir this is a Wendy's. This book is based off the premise that one of the MC's is cursed by the gods to be a bottom, I'm not here to learn the intricacies of the magic system. 

Is the ending a little silly and unrealistic? Sure. Is this book a lot of fun? Definitely. Mackenzi Lee knows how to write lovable characters and fun dialogue