✨Indie Author Book Review ✨
🐺Path of Ruin by Erica Meyer🐺
•Fantasy with Romance
•Morally Gray Characters
•Greek Mythology
•The Ending!!!
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(closed door, nothing explicit, but it references)
@author.emyers I need the sequel asap, and by asap I mean yesterday.
The plot 📖:
Peia is her Beta’s most notorious, violent assassin. In order to keep her sister safe, she has to do whatever Jacobian says. The same man who slaughtered the rest of her family will do the same to her sister if she does not continue killing for him. With every kill, she tattoos her skin, and she is running out of space.
My thoughts 💭:
I can’t believe I slept on this book for so long. I borrowed it from KU a while ago, and when I started it, I couldn’t stop. The mythology interwoven throughout the story was beautifully written and I fell in love with Peia, rooting for her and worrying for her. Don’t even get me started on Roman 😉
If you love ACOTAR and Fourth Wing, you’ll love Path of Ruin.
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Indie authors are gaining recognition for their unique storytelling and character development. 'Path of Ruin' by Erica Meyer exemplifies this trend, intertwining romance and fantasy with richly crafted mythological elements. Readers appreciate morally gray characters, such as Peia, as they bring depth and realness to the narrative. The book resonates with those who enjoy series like ACOTAR and Fourth Wing, attracting a growing audience who crave fresh voices in fiction. The literary scene is witnessing a surge in indie authors who explore diverse genres and themes, offering readers alternative perspectives. With platforms like Kindle Unlimited, discovering hidden gems has never been easier. 'Path of Ruin' stands out not only for its gripping plot but also for its captivating writing style, which draws readers into the world of Greek mythology and its modern interpretations. As summer reading heats up, don't overlook indie titles like this one. Whether you're a long-time fantasy fan or exploring the genre, 'Path of Ruin' is an engaging addition to your list, marking a shift towards celebrating indie authors and their contributions to the literary landscape.
