Title: A Vow Of Hate
Author: Lylah James
First published January 22, 2021
327 pages, Kindle Edition
Rating: 3.75
Overview
“From bestselling author Lylah James comes a brand new standalone novel that will leave you breathless. It’s a story of hate, passion, and a twisted arranged marriage.
And it all started with one fateful night that changed everything. Killian Spencer and I were never meant to be together.
He was consumed by hate, and I was wrecked by love. But our union was inevitable.
We became poison for each other, with no hope of finding an antidote. Our fairy tale began like any other, with a beautiful wedding and three vows.
But there was no happily ever after. Killian was no Prince Charming, and I was no innocent princess.
I was the villain of our story, and he vowed to make me suffer. Follow our tumultuous journey as we navigate the treacherous waters of our arranged marriage.
Will we find our way to each other’s hearts, or will we be doomed to a life of hate and misery? Find out in A Vow of Hate.”
About the Author
Lylah James is a talented author, known for her creation of captivating characters such as Alessio Ivanshov and Aylessio. Her passion lies in writing, as she believes that the voices in her head deserve to be heard and read.
James is particularly skilled at crafting stories featuring strong and sweet heroines alongside drool-worthy alpha males.
James has a unique ability to evoke a range of emotions in her readers, including tears, swooning, cursing, rage, and love. She is often referred to as the Queen of cliffhangers and the #evilauthorwithablacksoul, as she enjoys breaking her readers’ hearts and then skillfully mending them again.
When she’s not writing, James can be found with her nose buried in a good romance book, preferably one featuring a hot alpha male. She devotes all her spare time to her craft, whether she’s studying, sleeping, or working.
Reading has always been her first love and will remain so for the rest of her life.
Editoral Review
A Vow of Hate by Lylah James is a gripping and intense tale of love, hate, and revenge. Published in January 2021, Lylah James has crafted a narrative that is both thrilling and heartbreaking.
This book seamlessly blends romance and suspense, making it an excellent read for fans of both genres.
The novel takes place in the present day and follows the story of a young woman named Madison Montgomery. Madison is a successful businesswoman who is haunted by her past.
She is determined to seek vengeance against her ex-husband, who left her for dead after a horrific attack. Madison’s desire for revenge leads her to the doorstep of her ex-husband’s younger brother, Tyler.
The story is set in the United States and primarily takes place in New York City. The setting is well depicted, and James’ descriptions of the locations are vivid and immersive.
The characters are well-developed and complex, with each having their own motivations and desires. The chemistry between the two main characters, Madison and Tyler, is intense, and their interactions are electric.
Lylah James’ writing style is engaging and emotive. The pacing of the story is excellent, with the plot unfolding at a steady pace.
The themes of family, love, and revenge are explored in a nuanced and delicate manner. The novel also touches on issues such as domestic violence and mental health.
However, the book is not without flaws. At times, the plot can feel predictable, and some of the characters’ decisions may seem contrived.
Additionally, some readers may find the graphic descriptions of violence and abuse difficult to read.
Overall, A Vow of Hate is a well-written and engaging novel that is sure to captivate readers. It offers a unique perspective on themes that are relevant and timely.
The novel’s strengths far outweigh its weaknesses, making it a must-read for fans of romantic suspense. I would highly recommend this book to anyone looking for a thrilling and emotional ride.
I would rate A Vow of Hate by Lylah James 4 out of 5 stars. This rating is based on the book’s well-crafted plot, complex characters, and immersive setting.
The novel’s minor flaws did not detract from my enjoyment of the story.
