the never king and the dark one nikki st crowe

I manage to get away, but word quickly spreads-Rain Low, a nobody from a tourist town, is somehow immune to the Demon King. And now the villain is looking at me like I’m the enemy. But dying is better than surrendering, and I refuse.Įxcept when Wrath turns his dark, dangerous power on me.it doesn’t work. That is until I accidentally cross paths with the Demon King. Countless internet memes about how ridiculously gorgeous he is.

Now there are websites dedicated to worshipping him. That all changed when Wrath crossed over to our world. It used to be that the president was the most powerful person in the country.

Just saying.The Demon King has started a new monarchy in the United States. If I pick up book two it will SOLELY be for Vane. Maybe I’ll pick up book two one day but until then, I’m left with this 2.5-star bad-tasting book in my mouth. And while it kind of seems like book 2 is going to go hard with a good plot… meh. Honestly, I loved the idea behind this story but… meh. Now THAT was something that I really enjoyed. I think the other problem is I started a series right after reading The Never King that blew me away and put this book to shame. One of them was interesting to me but not enough to redeem even part of the story. We shall see.Īnother issue, I think, was the fact that none of the characters were really that likable in my opinion. And I really don’t think I’ll lose any sleep if I never find out. I MIGHT pick up book two at some point and read it just to see if the plot goes anywhere and to find out what’s going on with this curse and all but… I’m not dying to find out. But then I sat on this one for a few days and decided I didn’t really care either way. Was I dying to go get the second book to find out what was going on? Well, at first, yea.

In fact, the plot didn’t really start until the end of the book when it left us on a cliffhanger. I wasn’t bothered by it but I think the plot wasn’t enough to warrant literally anything else this book had to offer. I don’t know if it was this book specifically or the gang-banging that was going on. But I was willing to give it a go as it was a Peter Pan retelling and it seemed like it was going to be really dark. Let me just say, I’ve never read a book like this before. Ok so… one of the book clubs I’m a part of read this book and when I saw what it was about, I immediately jumped on it.

The never king and the dark one nikki st crowe