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Review: Chained

Chained Chained by Elise Marion
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Interracial Romance A to Z Challenge: C

That was everything I love about historical medieval romance done very well. The world building was amazing and vivid, the main characters were fantastic, the slow-burn build-up...ahhh. I especially enjoyed this because the world was believably multicultural. That alone puts it in a whole other class. I look forward to the sequel and getting my hands on the prequels.

SN: My previous status update correcting the genre should have been 65% instead of 20%. I did, however, read this book in about 2 days thanks to the snow storm. Plus, I really enjoyed it.

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