Brave by Jennifer Armentrout
This review is from 2018 and is kept here for reference. Check the link for updates.
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- Stars
- ★★★★½
- Heat
- Molten
- Genre
- New AdultParanormal
- Series
- Part of a Series
Recommendation
I have a complete and total girl crush on Jennifer Armentrout, so I was DYING for Brave to come out. It’s the third book in a trilogy that started with Wicked and then continued in Torn, and it did not disappoint. The story was wrapped up beautifully, and with more than a couple of twists that left me sitting there with my mouth open, staring at my kindle. And the chemistry between Ivy and Ren is as red hot as always. I cried for them when they were having issues, I laughed at them when they were playful with each other, and I was caught up in their chemistry as much as they were. You totally need to check out this series! ~Jean [January 2018]
Publisher synopsis
Ivy Morgan hasn't been feeling like herself lately. Not like anyone can blame her. After all, being held captive by a psychotic fae prince hell-bent on permanently opening the gates to the Otherworld is bound to leave some mental scars.
It’s more than that, though. Something dark and insidious is spreading throughout Ivy, more powerful than she could ever imagine… and it’s coming between her and the man she’s fallen deeply in love with, elite Order member Ren Owens.
Ren would do anything to keep Ivy safe. Anything. But when he makes a life altering choice for her, the fallout of his act has far reaching consequences that threaten to tear their lives apart.
If Ivy is going to have any hope of surviving this, she must put aside the hurt and betrayal she feels, and work with not only those she loves, but with an enemy she would rather kill than ever trust. War is coming, and it soon becomes clear that what Ivy and Ren thought they knew about the Order, themselves, and even their enemies, has been nothing but a cluster of dangerous, deadly lies.
Ivy knows she must be more than just brave to save those she loves–and, ultimately, to save herself.
Because behind every evil fae Prince, there’s a Queen….
Review published January 11, 2018