Adventurous

Having read a few books of this author, I had an idea of what to expect. In this one she takes its to the next level. It’s a bit more darker but I was captivated by the story of Oriel and Aspen. I kept wondering if they would escape the horrors that await them.

Not for everyone but well written book with a satisfying end.

These trio made it hard to put down. Everything start to finish had me hooked. They had some super rough moments, but I read the trigger warning page and was prepared. I like that this authors warns people of what to expect which is important. Even better, the trio gets through them but they're not "magically cured" which ads to the realism and make rhe characters seem more fleshed out. But if I had to pick a favorite, I'd say Aspen. Yes, I loved the ace rep in Oriel since this author seems to ...

Amazing. This definitely had some savage moments, and the characters went through hell (there's r@pe, so watch that list of tws) but this author always pulls them through and the ending was so satisfying.

I loved Oriel being demisexual and this being a throuple. Roth fit in perfectly with his little neko self (cat fairies here).

The ending was sort of like the beginning of a Touch of Innocence (except better). I won't spoil it, but if you read that and then Savagery, you'll see.

An interesting story

I've never read MMM romance before and so I decided to be adventurous. I have to admit it wasn't quite my cup of tea. I prefer Julie's books that are just MM. This being said, it was still very well written, and I still read to the end as she made characters to whom I wanted to know what happened to them. Well worth the read if you're into this kind of writing.

Interesting

Interesting storyline i really enjoyed how Oriel was captured that was well plotted.
Although the story was a bit confusing for me.
When I hear fairies I expect Tinkerbell humanoid little creatures with sparkling wings but in this book it was a bit different, they even had tails some horns.
And I couldn't tell who was a fairy and who was not.
Was Oriel a fairy or Aspen a fairy?
But apart from all that I enjoyed the storyline and it would have been the best if the sex was male and female.

More than a touch of savagery

This book started with a quite bit of angst and painful journey for the MCs which I had to pause a few times. Then their rates have turned with a lot of hard earned victories and revenges. Through the journey MCs found their happiness. Quite an emotional ride and totally worth reading the book!

I was glued to this. A touch of Innocence was short and two years before so I couldn't wait to see what happened between Aspen and Oriel. Roth was the perfect extra (those ears). I'm sad it's done now. ,_,

I enjoyed this a lot - Roth's a great new addition. Aspen never believing Oriel while being quite happy to believe other people (his friend in the first book, the king, the guy torturing him etc) was super frustrating. Also, I still think Oriel's family were atrocious for knowing how upset he was about the Aspen situation, and carrying on regardless. I don't think there could have been a resolution to that without them all dying, frankly.

This book contains dark content for mature readers. They're fairies, but they're certainly not skipping through a glen filled with sunshine and rainbows. While this is dark romance and good for fans of Captive Prince, there is a HEA, a smexy cat boy with red hair and cute red ears, some sweetness, and perhaps a few familiar faces from other novels.Potential spoilers ahead.This has a HEA between three males, but the road to get there is rough. Oriel is a demisexual biromantic male. Kalen is homor...