Due to the fact that I'm something of a slow reader, I rarely (if ever) tend to re-read books. As a result, I find it fascinating to see what books capture other people's attention to the point of wanting to dive back in them.
Out of this list, I've read Glitterland (which I liked). My only experience with Josh Laynon was with the Adrien English series--which I liked a lot less than most people. However, I do have several Laynon's books in my TBR so I'm going to (eventually) give those books a read.
I purposely avoided reading KJ Charles (though I ended up getting all of her books when they went on sale a while ago) because the hype was about to kill my enthusiasm. My hype backlash is sensitive because I'm a special orchid like that, I guess. /o\
Anyhoo, the Captive Prince series is just golden. I actually re-read Books 1 and 2 a little bit before Book 3. This was a good thing since there were a few things I'd forgotten and might've confused me when I read Kings Rising. In any case, I definitely lostall semblance of chill when I read Book 3. ;P
(BTW, I went ahead and friended you over at GR using my wallet name).
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Out of this list, I've read Glitterland (which I liked). My only experience with Josh Laynon was with the Adrien English series--which I liked a lot less than most people. However, I do have several Laynon's books in my TBR so I'm going to (eventually) give those books a read.
I purposely avoided reading KJ Charles (though I ended up getting all of her books when they went on sale a while ago) because the hype was about to kill my enthusiasm. My hype backlash is sensitive because I'm a special orchid like that, I guess. /o\
Anyhoo, the Captive Prince series is just golden. I actually re-read Books 1 and 2 a little bit before Book 3. This was a good thing since there were a few things I'd forgotten and might've confused me when I read Kings Rising. In any case, I definitely lost all semblance of chill when I read Book 3. ;P
(BTW, I went ahead and friended you over at GR using my wallet name).