eARC Review: Midnight Ruin by Katee Roberts
Romance
Midnight Ruin
Book Info
Released Date: January 16th
Publication: Sourcebooks
Pages: 336
Format: eBook
“knows how to write spicy romance novels”
I always enjoy reading any of Katee Roberts books. She knows how to write spicy romance novels. So you should already know that I will be reading any of her upcoming releases. And thankfully enough, I was able to read Midnight Ruin early on.
If you have been following along with the Dark Olympus series, then you know that Midnight Ruin follows Eurydice's story. And I have a few mixed feelings regarding Midnight Ruin. It’s nothing bad; I just need to rant a bit regarding Eurydice's choices.
Before I explain my feelings regarding Eurydice's choices, let’s start from the beginning. Midnight Ruin picks up after Cruel Seduction. It's a bit of a doozy. Everyone is not safe anymore. It’s dangerous for everyone. And everything is just chaos. Everyone is wondering who is behind everything. We don’t get all of the answers, but we do get a few leads with the help of Eurydice.
Eurydice may be known for being Hades sister-in-law or Orpheus exes, but she is more than that. She is finally done hiding in the shadows. She knows she can do more. She is willing to help the underworld, especially Charion. She has feelings for Hades right man, Charion, but she still harbors feelings for her ex as well.
While I am enjoying Eurydice exploring her independence, I have mixed feelings about her choices. I understand that it’s hard to move on from an ex when you still have feelings for them. I just felt Eurydice shouldn’t have returned to Orpheus. Like, why do that? You can just stay with Charion, who is more than willing to do everything for you. Why add Orpheus to the mix? He literally didn’t care for you at all, and all of a sudden, he changed. No, I don’t accept that at all. I’m sorry, but I personally wouldn’t get back with Orpheus. I don’t understand her choices.
