Review: Prince Claimed
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 08 4, 2013
There is something I see happen on occasion in romances that involves bond mates, destined mates, or where there is something other than just true love at play. That something happened in the pages of Prince Claimed and it stole my romance. Bleine and Sarler became bond mates in the previous book. Both being straight men I just knew there would be an amazing love story with their book. They were going to have to find a way to their happily ever after. They would have struggles to overcome as a bonded pair of essentially strangers. These were things I was looking forward to. I was greatly disappointed. The bond solved all the potential issues. I need a little romance with insta-mate.There were some advancements made within the world. Bleine and Vohne are researching the Theslan history, prophecies, and translated journals from a powerful seer. As with all prophecies they have vague hints to possible occurrences. There is still some turmoil that Vohne must settle. I have to admit this was the portion of the book that I found most fascinating. I especially enjoyed what Bleine found while on an expedition trip. I also hope to see more of that in the next book.I do plan to continue reading Amber Kell's Thresl Chronicles. I've enjoyed the world and how it works. I'm also curious where several things are going. The new things that were introduced in this installment of the series has me very curious.book provided by the publisher for the purpose of an honest review