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A review by juliereadsromance
Where Souls Collide by Delaney Foster
dark
emotional
mysterious
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.5
~~ REVIEW ~~
⭐⭐⭐.5
3.5 out of 5 stars
City of Sins trilogy
by Delaney Foster
Book One: Where Angels Fall
Book Two: Where Souls Collide
Book Three: Where Demons Hide
I have never before said, "No more sex scenes. Please." And yet, here we are.
The trilogy is essentially one book split up into three parts. It takes all 3 books to bring it all together and give you your HEA.
Book three has SO many sex scenes, and they're all basically the same. These two are really into P in V, and I can't say they diversify the choreography too much. Moreover, eventually, the scenes stop advancing the plot and relationship.
The city of New Orleans is the best character in this story. I don't know much about New Orleans, but Foster really brought it to life for me.
For me, this book fell short. I found it redundant and the FMC didn't deeply evolve IMO. She continued to feel dependent and not fully self-realized.
I think alot of other readers of dark romance, mafia trope books will like this book more than I did.
@juliereadsromance
⭐⭐⭐.5
3.5 out of 5 stars
City of Sins trilogy
by Delaney Foster
Book One: Where Angels Fall
Book Two: Where Souls Collide
Book Three: Where Demons Hide
I have never before said, "No more sex scenes. Please." And yet, here we are.
The trilogy is essentially one book split up into three parts. It takes all 3 books to bring it all together and give you your HEA.
Book three has SO many sex scenes, and they're all basically the same. These two are really into P in V, and I can't say they diversify the choreography too much. Moreover, eventually, the scenes stop advancing the plot and relationship.
The city of New Orleans is the best character in this story. I don't know much about New Orleans, but Foster really brought it to life for me.
For me, this book fell short. I found it redundant and the FMC didn't deeply evolve IMO. She continued to feel dependent and not fully self-realized.
I think alot of other readers of dark romance, mafia trope books will like this book more than I did.
@juliereadsromance