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4.5 stars! Oh boy. Daughter of the Pirate King fulfils all promises and more. This is definitely one of my best reads in 2017. "I value brilliant minds, honest souls, and those with long endurance. I forge relationships based on trust and mutual respect, not fear and control." Update: 27.10.17I will admit I love a sassy character, and Alosa could definitely give Celaena Sardothien a run for her money when it comes to wits and brutality. I won't say she's exactly like Captain Jack Sparrows (...
I'm not sure if my standarts for books have been raised by The Poppy War and Attack on Titan or if this was actually that bad. Probably both. I hated this book so much. I don't think there was a moment while reading this when I didn't feel like complaining about something. I really wanted to like it since the premise sounded so interesting and it also had one of my all time favourite troupes, but in the end this was a big letdown for me. Daughter of the Pirate King follows seventeen year old pir...
4.5 Stars - Reread 2022************2017***********I loved this book. The pirate captain, Princess Alosa, was bad to the bone and I loved it! Alosa was taken by another pirate and his crew. Captain Draxen and his brother Riden thought they got lucky by capturing the pirate king's daughter. Ha, little did they know. ******SOME SPOILERS******Alosa was sent to this ship by her own father, to be taken as a prisoner. She is on a quest to find some maps. She has to pretend she's not as bad @ssed as she...
this review is posted now!! which is good b/c i definitely haven't hit my talking-about-how-much-i-hate-this-book quota. find it here: https://emmareadstoomuch.wordpress.co...-------------I have a nemesis now.I’ve long wondered whether the natural next step in my evil-genius career is to find a nemesis. I have the excess time and aimless fury to direct to it. I have no problem holding years-long grudges for things such as “he should have picked up on my entirely unexpressed infatuation with him
ive recently discovered the show ‘black sails,’ so catch me over here reading everything about pirates that i can get my greedy little hands on. 🏴☠️while this story is a slow burn (which i understand will turn off some readers), i quite enjoyed the slow placing and time taken to get to know the characters. this story also doesnt take itself seriously - its a little dramatic and over-the-top at times, but i enjoyed the light quality to it. and while the promise of pirates and treasure hunts is wh...
This was the first time I've stayed up late to finish a book in a while 😅 It was completely accidental, but I really enjoyed the story and couldn't put it down so here we are 🤷 This seems to keep happening to me with pirate books!✅ ALOSA WAS A GREAT female lead. She was everything that a badass pirate should have been but still had a strong feminine feel. The author did a good job showing not telling how strong and cut-throat Alosa was but I also loved how she was kind of vain and obsessed with
What an exciting, swashbuckling tale! "The sea watches over me. She protects her own." Alosa is the daughter of the long feared pirate King, ruler of the seas. When she is kidnapped by one of her father's competitors, she must use all of her cunning and skills in order to escape. Alosa is everything you would want in a heroine: a no nonsense, cut throat when necessary, take no prisoners, sneaky, sarky and sassy pirate.I actually really enjoyed the will they/won't they relationship between Alosa
