The Moonfire Bride

I needed something light to read, that didn't require too much thought and that would be entertaining... to me this book accomplished that. I have to say I don't think it to be a very complicated story but I still really enjoyed this book very much.

It is light, not that short, and depicts the kind of romance that is built overtime... not a romance that happens just because, nor it is forced upon, although it does start with the MCs kidnap after tricking her into stepping out of her house's threshold, but it is developed in a way that it doesn't fall as a Stockholm syndrome trope, she genuinely keeps her trust limited and questions everything even when he is kind to her and doesn't give her any reason beyond her kidnapping to distrust him, which makes it -to me- more realistic.

I didn't expect it to be as enjoyable, so I am reading The Sunfire King, I need to know why everything happened in the first place and if Valera can make amends of her choices.