A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire
The betrayal at the end of the first book becomes a journey across enemy territory with the person who committed it. Considerably more explicit than its predecessor and much more interested in the world it is crossing. On the House's scale it rates 5 for spice (scorching), 5 for how much of the book is the romance, and 3 for craft. Anyone who finished the first book angry and needs the next one immediately.
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How it rates
- Author
- Jennifer L. Armentrout
- Series
- Blood and Ash, book 2 · series ongoing
- Spice
- Spice 5 out of 5, Scorching5/5 · Scorching
- Romance
- 5/5
- Plot
- 3/5
- Worldbuilding
- 4/5
- Darkness
- 4/5
- Writing craft
- 3/5
- Burn
- Instalove
- Point of view
- first person
- Ending
- Happy ever after · cliffhanger
- Setting
- The road to Atlantia, through contested land
- Audience
- Adult
- Pages
- 572
On the spice rating Explicit throughout, with several extended scenes and very little restraint. How the scale works.
Content warnings graphic violence, explicit content, gore, torture.
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