Bow Before the Elf Queen

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Now that day has come, forcing her to come face-to-face with what she’s hidden from: a dangerous, dark-haired, warrior king determined to marry her. Book Genre: Adult, Fae, Fairies, Fantasy, Fantasy Romance, Fiction, High Fantasy, Magic, Retellings, Romance, Young Adult Layala fought against falling in love with him. Thane battled to win his mate's heart. Now they'll discover if their love can withstand those who tore them apart. Speaking of romance, I didn't mind it all that much. I'd dare even go so far as to say it was the thing I liked the most about this book, even though I didn't really like Layla nor Thane. And, not gonna lie, I also definitely expected more action.

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My fate is bonded to two princes– one born of blood, the other of power— but my trust lies in neither. I am mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically unwell. I knew this book would take me on an emotional rollercoaster. But instead, I was completely blown away. Long Live the Elf Queen by J.M. Kearl does NOT have second-book syndrome. And in my opinion, it may even be better than the first (which I rated just as high).Long Live the Elf Queen is book 2 in The Elf Queen series. I can't recommend this series enough. If you are need of fantasy romance with adventure and action this series is for you. It definitely needs to be added to everyones tbr. We stan an independent QUEEN and Layala was definitely that, I loved her character. Well written; she was strong and bad ass but also flawed and real (well as far as elves go). I actually thought all the characters in this book were really well done and I'm looking forward to getting more of the side characters in the later books.

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But if you want to stay, I promise I’ll love you so fiercely that they will write sonnets about our love. I will tear this world apart for you, I will fight until I have nothing left to give and destroy anyone who hurts you, and I will guard your heart most of all. Just, please, wake up.” Now that day has come, forcing her to come face-to-face with what she's hidden from: a dangerous, dark-haired, warrior king determined to marry her. If you are craving an adventure this series is for you!! The witty humorous banter between the MC’s and their character group is **chefs kiss**!!! There’s Magic, Villains, Dragons, Sirens, Mystery, Elves, humor, action and adventure. I love their group so much and the gnome, Tifapine…. Has my heart. Layala and Thane learn what it truly means to fight for love as their enemies surround them and it becomes a struggle for revenge, the kingdom, and finding the truth about why Layala seems to harbor the power of whether Palenor falls into darkness or if her Lightbringer name holds true. When the vicious fae king catches Tessa stealing his powerful gemstones, he demands a cruel punishment. She must leave her family and friends behind and become his future human bride.

Okay, so I was just casually listening to this book until Thane said, “You are mine and I am yours…”

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The fact that Thanes mom and sister were so utterly incompetent and venomous harpies even though they had a first-row seat to the prior kings' vile ways. I at least expected them to be cunning. You don't keep that position without knowing how to handle yourself but what do I know? Love was a powerful force. It could not be bought. It could not be taken or stolen. Although sometimes it must be fought for, it must be given freely." Thane, our MMC is a romantic and a guy who will charm one easily. The fact that he falls first, and he falls hard was so nice to read. However, I do feel that the FMC, Layala overpowered him throughout the book. Layala is fierce, badass and knows how to stand her ground. I liked her in the first half of the book, the second half she started to infuriate me. It became clear that her personality is too stubborn and selfish for me. I get that she had her reasons to be the way that she was but she came across as too rigid in her thoughts and it became repetitive soon. Had she been a little less selfish, some of the things that happened at the end could've been avoided. I got major A Deal with the Elf King vibes from this book. Also some obvious LotR rip offs with a bit of ACOTAR mixed in. Made it feel fairly unoriginal. She also became really irrational and the stupid plot about her ex and her powers became a tiring excuse of creating “””angst””” and not let the main characters be together after the first 25% of the plot. Stuff like the stone and looking for the dragon shifter sorceress never paid off or made for filler and a boring time.

I love seeing how much both Thane and Layala have grown both together and separately from the first book. She is a queen in every sense of the word!