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The Price of Possession by Dakota Brown Review

Title: The Price of Possession

Author: Dakota Brown

First published February 20, 2021

253 pages, Kindle Edition

Rating: 4.16

Overview

After the tragic loss of her family at the hands of a demon prince, exorcist turned pizza maker, Riley, hung up her hat and vowed never to return to the dangerous world of the supernatural. But when her former mentor, Darius, begs for her help to prevent a powerful crime syndicate from summoning a demon prince, she reluctantly agrees.

Soon, Riley finds herself battling an incubus, a hellhound, and a demon prince who seems to have taken a particular interest in her. With the help of a vampire and a Nephilim, Riley must navigate the treacherous world of the occult and prevent the summoning at all costs.

But as she grows closer to her new supernatural companions, she realizes that keeping her soul intact may be harder than she thought. This is a medium burn reverse harem where the girl gets all the guys.

Why Choose? Harem members added as series progresses.

18+ readers only! Contains language and sexual situations.

About the Author

Meet Dakota, a woman with two passions that make her heart sing: writing and cinnamon tea. Her tea is so strong that it feels like she can see her future when she drinks it, and her writing is meant to make you see stars when you read it.

Dakota’s specialty is reverse harem romance novels that are packed with things that go bump in the night. You’ll find charming, smart women enticing handsome werewolves and suave vampires to work hard for their affection.

When she’s not crafting her next novel, Dakota can be found tending to the animals on her farm or riding horses out on the trail.

Editoral Review

In Dakota Brown’s new novel, The Price of Possession, readers are taken on a journey of forbidden love, loyalty, and betrayal in a world of mystery and magic. Brown, known for her captivating storytelling, delivers an enthralling tale that is both engaging and thought-provoking.

Set in a world where magic and power reign supreme, the story follows the life of a young woman named Emmeline, who is torn between the love she has for her best friend, Lyris, and the duty she has to her kingdom. As the story unfolds, Brown adds layer upon layer of complexity to the plot, with a richly developed magical system and a cast of characters that are deeply flawed yet inherently relatable.

At its core, The Price of Possession is a story about the lengths people will go to acquire power and how it can corrupt even the purest of hearts. The political intrigue, coupled with the romance between Emmeline and Lyris, creates a dynamic that keeps readers on the edge of their seats throughout the entire novel.

Brown’s writing style is poetic and evocative, with descriptions so vivid that readers can almost smell the scents and feel the textures she is describing. Her attention to detail provides a profound sense of place and time, transporting readers to the fantastical world she has created.

However, the novel is not without its flaws. While the plot is engaging, it can feel overwhelming at times, with a multitude of characters and subplots that require careful attention.

Additionally, the pacing can be slow in certain parts, which may frustrate readers who want a quicker resolution to the conflicts presented. Despite these limitations, The Price of Possession is an enthralling read that is sure to leave a lasting impression on readers.

Brown’s ability to create complex characters and a richly imagined world shows that she is a talented writer with a bright future ahead. Overall, I highly recommend The Price of Possession to fans of the fantasy genre who are looking for a heartfelt and engrossing story.

Brown’s writing is both beautiful and captivating, and her ability to craft a world so vivid that it seems real is a testament to her talents. I give this book a rating of four out of five stars, and encourage readers to pick it up and get lost in the magic.

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