A review by sultrytartreviews
The Maid and the Orcs by Finley Fenn

challenging emotional tense medium-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? Character
  • Strong character development? Yes
  • Loveable characters? Yes
  • Diverse cast of characters? Yes
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

5.0

I received this book for free as an ARC directly from the author. They did not ask for or indicate expectations for the review I would post. My thoughts are my own.

WOOOOOOOWWWW. I already loved this series and I'm pretty sure I thought the last book was my favorite...but guess what, now I have some new book boos. I absolutely loved all three MCs and that they got opportunities to grow both as a thrupple and as individuals. I was really excited for this book from the moment I met Baldr (who couldn't love him?!) and I was even more excited when I learned Fenn was writing an MMF book. This is Fenn's longest book to date. It was exquisite torture to have to wait for the characters to connect, but I also never wanted it to end. I loved that even thought this was a one sided narration we still got all the inside scoops on feelings from Baldr and Drafli. I didn't feel like I was missing anything by not getting into their heads. 

Anyway, read this book it's amazing. You don't necessarily need to have read the previous ones to enjoy this book because the background politics is very minimal. But there is a whole ensemble cast from previous books. Me, I need a chart because I can't remember everyone's names.   

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