The Pale Court Duet

De: Liv Zander

Narrado por: Auri Alden, Gregory Salinas

This 2-in-1 box set collects both installments in Liv Zander's Pale Court duet: King of Flesh and Bone and Queen of Rot and Pain. This duology is a dark-fantasy romance featuring a ruthless man, a woman who can't escape his love, and a Happily Ever After.

This world contains dark themes, violence, loss, and elements of horror some may find disturbing. What this book doesn't contain is a hero—because villains do it better.

©2024 Liv Zander (P)2024 Dreamscape Media

how easy he forgot she was mortal

a book with a very nice story, i liked how there relationship evolved, and how he went from ass, to bigger ass to giant ass

Good till the last drop. It's an A+ for me!

Deliciously dark and steamy. I didn't get the ick like some reviewers. It simply never came and I'm not sorry. This was world building at it's finest and I found it hard to put down. I also found myself rooting to the FMC to tap into her darkness (even sooner than she eventually did) and take her revenge. Narration was spot on perfection. Would love to see the brothers find love. Fingers crossed. Overall, A+ for me.

Soo deep and engaging!!!

Queen of Rot

This book 2 inspired many emotions. It went from spicy to sadness, loss of a child, rebirth, revenge, redemption, jealousy rage, misunderstanding unending pain and forgiveness.
Pros: The plot with a balance of spice.
The cons: the heartache you have to go through to see the sun. The con is a pro and this book is worthy of reading. This is a true dark romance. This story believe it or not ended happy ever after. If the author were to do a book 3 I see how it can happen. The world building is on point. I enjoyed this story.

sadistically seducing

love. I was so invested that this book literally brought me pain and angst, but it was all so worth it.

dark romance for sure.

the author says villans do it better, and I believe she believes that. her villans are definitely villans, with love. the violence wasn't shocking, but the fmc's hesitancy for revenge was.