Monday, July 7, 2025

Two Twisted Crowns Review


 Book: Two Twisted Crowns


Author: Rachel Gillig

Pages: 480

Date(s) Read: March 3rd, 2025 to April 4th, 2025

Date Published: October 17th, 2023

Rating: 5/5

Genre:  Fantasy

Characters: 5/5

Writing style: 5/5

Story: 5/5

Ending:  5/5

Cover: 4/5

Format: Soft Cover

Date Bought: December 6th, 2024

Book Cost: 14.24

Two Twisted Crowns is a dark atmospheric sequel that stays full of tension, action, and magic. Two Twisted Crowns is tense and visceral. It's everything you want in a sequel and ending.

 

In Two Twisted Crowns The Nightmare, inhabiting Elspeths body, journeys through the woods in search of the Twin Alders card in an effort to unite the deck. While Ravyn and Jespyr accompany him Elm and Ione are left behind to pursue Iones missing maiden card and deal with Hauth.

 

I was completely riveted by this book. There wasn't a thing about it I would change. Characters are intriguing and multi-faceted, I was on the edge of my seat for it all: the romance, the action, the violence, the characters, and the story itself.

 

The dialogue between Taxus and Elspeth add a lot to this book and make for interesting and memorable exchanges. Taxus and Elspeth have a fascinating father-daughter relationship that you'll feel fully invested. I also felt very keen to see how the relationship with Elm and Ione would develop, especially in a castle fraught with peril.

 

If you enjoyed the first one you will absolutely love this sequel. It does not disappoint.

 

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