Note: This review was originally written for my other blog, and had been written months ago. Pros – The characters, writing style, and setting was just as great as the first, and even better in some instances.Ĭons – Sometimes the pace felt a little too fast?ĭaughter of the Siren Queen was everything I hoped it could be and more. This was a perfect sequel and finale, and I can’t wait to see what Tricia Levenseller will create next. Not only has she recovered all three pieces of the map to a legendary hidden treasure, but the pirates who originally took her captive are now prisoners on her ship. There were many new characters introduced, creating a more diverse cast in terms of race and sexuality (something I was very glad to see).The writing style maintained a great balance of humor, romance, heart, and action.This was one of the most fun and gripping books I’ve read in awhile, I had to fight with myself in order to actually get some sleep in between reading. I was super excited to find out I didn’t have to wait long at all for the sequel Daughter of a Siren Queen to come out. The characters had a lot to work through, and even more inner conflicts arise during the course of this book, leading them to grow and change even more. The plot of Daughter of the Siren Queen kept the fast pace that I loved in the first book, filled with even more action and adventure, while still keeping to a sense of a reality and truth. It continued to develop our main characters and further built a fascinating a magical world. Daughter of the Siren Queen did not disappoint on either aspect. I was also eager to delve further into the relationship between her and Riden, as well as learn more about all of her crew. One of the things I loved most about book one was how unpredictable she was as a character, and she definitely continued to surprise me in the sequel.

After the events of the first book, I was eager to see what Alosa would do next. “I may not have been born in the sea, but I was born to rule it.”ĭaughter of the Pirate King followed Alosa, a ruthless pirate loyal only to her father and her crew. Review In A Nutshell: Daughter of the Siren Queen was a perfect conclusion to an amazing duology! Would you recommend this book for fans of the first? Yes!

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