Book Review of Ancient Warlord (Ancients Rising, #10)

Review of Ancient Warlord (Ancients Rising, #10) by Katie Reus

As I turned the pages of Ancient Warlord, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of nostalgia wash over me. Katie Reus has been a beloved author in my reading journey, and the thrill of diving back into the enchanting realm of Nova had me buzzing with excitement. The dragons, the magic, and the simmering romance promised a delightful escape from reality, and let me tell you, it did not disappoint!

Mia and Tiber, our central duo, have been hinted at in previous installments, yet I was eager to see their story unfold. The chemistry between them is palpable; Mia’s creative and artistic vibe beautifully contrasts with Tiber’s clumsy badass charm. Their relationship is a delightful dance of cute moments and fiery passion, perfectly encapsulated in the trope of “touch her and die.” This elevated the stakes and added an exhilarating layer to their romance, bringing that edge of suspense we often crave in paranormal tales.

One of the highlights for me was how Reus deftly navigates the subplot involving Mia’s toxic ex. This element brought depth to the narrative, showcasing not just the sweetness of newfound love but also the shadows of past relationships. As a reader, I felt Mia’s journey toward reclaiming her power was both relatable and inspirational. It’s a reminder of the strength we often have to find within ourselves, even when faced with adversity.

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What truly stands out in this installment is Reus’s writing style. It’s straightforward yet vibrant, drawing you into the world of Nova with its magical landscapes and fierce dragons. The pacing flows effortlessly, urging you to devour the book in one sitting. I found myself laughing at Tiber’s awkward moments and rooting for Mia’s artistic ambitions, all while eagerly turning the pages to see how the conflict would resolve.

The dialogue sparkles, filled with wit and a touch of sass that brings the characters to life. A particularly memorable quote struck me: “Sometimes, being a warlord means being vulnerable.” This not only resonated with Tiber’s character development but also encapsulated the book’s overarching theme of strength through vulnerability. It’s a reminder that true power lies not just in might, but also in our capacity to love and feel deeply.

For anyone craving a fantasy romance infused with dragons, magic, and a dynamic love story, Ancient Warlord is a must-read. Whether you’re a long-time fan of Katie Reus or just starting your journey in the world of Nova, this book offers a delightful escapade into springtime romance. I personally can’t wait to dive into the entire series again, and let’s just say, I’m eagerly holding out for a book featuring Prima next!

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In short, this is the perfect summer read—quick, spicy, and utterly engaging. If you enjoy stories where characters face their past while embracing a fiery romance, this book should be at the top of your to-read list. Happy reading!

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