S.E.X. Review~ Alliance by Annabelle Jacobs

With war, comes sacrifice….

Ryneq and Nykin return home to find the lowland armies camped along Torsere’s borders. Seran wants the dragons, and with a new witch in his ranks, war is inevitable.

With the elves at his side, Ryneq fights to keep Seran and his soldiers at bay. But they’re not prepared for the witch using old dark magic. As Nykin and the dragon riders battle a deadly attack, an unexpected betrayal forces Ryneq to make a difficult decision.

Faced with the prospect of losing his kingdom, Ryneq gambles on a plan that could ultimately save Torsere, if only they can stay alive long enough to see it through.

Featuring magic, suspense, and danger in the final instalment of this romantic fantasy.
Previously released through Dreamspinner

A fantastic ending to Annabelle Jacobs Torsere series, Alliance was everything I hoped it would be. While I enjoyed book 1 and 2, there were certain elements that rubbed this reader the wrong way- nothing major, and maybe more my personal pet peeves, but none the less. On the other hand, Alliance was the culmination of a wonderful read and the ending made my heart smile.

Seran and his witch catapulted themselves in Torserian territory in the hopes of destroying and taking over the land. Ryneq and Nykin, along with the elves and the other dragon riders prepared for battle and the defense of their homeland.

The relationship between Ryneq and Nykin flourished in Alliance and they became the king and consort I longed for. Their love for each other radiated through Ms. Jacobs writing and she allowed them to blossom. Each man dealt with his own misgivings and responsibilities, but together they became stronger.

No spoilers, but all was not well in the land of Torsere, and a few tears were shed. The world building, the writing- a job well done by Ms. Jacobs keeping this reader entertained.

Definite S.E.X.

A five-handcuff review

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