Book Review: The Horned King


Dead or alive, all bow to the Horned King

In a realm of warring nations, the formidable King Kairon, with his gift of necromancy, reigns Oksangui with an iron fist. His chilling magic reignite ancient feuds, and his rule is both feared and revered. When a representative from a rival country arrives, bearing her own hidden abilities, they’re thrown into a thrilling clash of power, passion, and destiny.

As whispers of betrayal and deadly plots threaten their homes, the sparks between the king and the enigmatic Elva transform into a slow-burning romance that will test their loyalties and challenge their very existence. With each encounter, their desires intensify, leaving Elva and Kai questioning everything they thought they knew about love, loyalty, and the true nature of their world.

The Horned King is the first installment in a new series that will sweep you away into a world where darkness and desire collide.




My Review

I fell in love with Karlee with her Birds of Prey Duology. So, when I heard about this new series, I was very excited and could not wait to read. She does not disappoint with this first book. However, if you are expecting a lot of spice, you might be a little disappointed. Yet, it makes you appreciates the few spicy scenes that are featured in this book. This book, it is all about the rich, world that Karlee has built for this series. She also allows us readers to get to know the Horned King aka Kai. 


Elva may be new to her role, but she is not a timid wallflower. She pushes Kai's buttons to the point that she really gets under his skin. The moment when he opened up and shared about his horse was a tender moment. Or the way that he supported Elva against the other royals. 


I am so immersed in this world with Elva and Kai. I can't wait to read the next book in this series. 

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