The Warlord Wants Forever by Kresley Cole
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
The weird thing about this smutty book… the world-building was stupidly well done.
Wroth is a *new vampire* meaning only a couple of hundred years old. Practically a baby compared to an immortal Valkyrie
This is honestly what first made me pick up the book — with Valkyries being a unique magic addition amongst my bookshelves that I was curious how this author would incorporate into her story
And by the GODS it paid off!
The Valkyrie coven? group? sorority? Were fucking amazing with their unique origin story, each with their own specialized powers, and general hobby in life to destroy people’s life
“In response, she snapped her teeth at him. To the others she commanded, “Leave him,” then exited the cel.
The archer and the bright one exchanged a confused glance. “And by ‘leave him’ you clearly mean leave him beheaded, disemboweled, and chockful of quils like a pincushion”
They had their own set of rules and norms within their society that prioritized Valkryie sisterhood above all else, especially at the risk of others’ sanity.
And thus begins the entertaining and ridiculous courtship of Wroth and Myst.
Overall an average smut that made me laugh wayyy to hard so I gotta try giving the rest of the series a shot. I loved the variety if mythology existing and hadnt realized the series order until i was over halfway through.
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