Madness comes to all who enter the Labyrinth.
Review: Who can help but read a book with a cover like this one? Exactly. Me neither. My favourite aspect of this book was 100% the labrinth. It was brilliantly done, and I loved the dark, edgy feel to this character. Yes. I know I called it a character. It was. The labrinth was a living, feeling, reacting dark entity.
The teamwork and discoveries within the labrynth were wonderful, and the revelations revealed within really pulled the story together. I'll admit, I felt like the romance could have delivered a touch more (but we all know I'm a romance lover at heart, and I want all the swoon) so I was left wanting a bit more. However, If you like dark fantasy with strong Maze Runner vibes, then you should give this book a try.
Back Cover: All Vera wants is to survive her wedding day and fade into the rhythms of a normal life, no easy task for a quarter-mage like her. But her worst fears come to pass when her faulty magic once again lets her down—only this time, she’s branded a criminal.
Tossed into the kingdom’s enchanted prison known as the Labyrinth, Vera must keep her wits about her as she navigates this deadly place full of monsters and a wicked force that feeds on fear.
When she encounters another mortal trapped within, she doesn’t know if she can trust him. But as their paths continue to cross, it seems as if the maze is forcing them to work together. Can they help each other defeat the monsters and survive in this nightmare world? Or is the Labyrinth deceiving them all?
Perfect for readers looking for no-spice romance, Labyrinth of Lies and Sacrifice delivers plenty of heart-pounding action and swoon-worthy moments. If you loved the survival aspect of The Hunger Games and the forbidden romance of Shadow and Bone, try Labyrinth of Lies and Sacrifice today!
Labyrinth of Lies and Sacrifice is book 6 in the Sacrificed Hearts multi-author series, a collection of stand-alone fantasy romance short novels inspired by monsters of legend, each tale packed with strong heroines, swoony heroes, and sacrificial themes.
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