Aside from our main characters - Alistair and Cora - having a whole running in the forest moment, there isn't anything about Apollo and Daphne here. Now, despite her disdain for the dirty politician, she’s entwined their lives so tight that escaping seems unlikely. I wish Sav would’ve worked on this more because truthfully I feel like this book was rushed and the pacing and poor developing of the plot shows it😐. every time something happened to cora i swear it would be brushed off or forgotten, like nothing even happened.

Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. This is teased a little through out the book and before we fully knew everything it was already taking away from the feelings Alastair had/was growing for Cora in my opinion. We met Alistair Wolfe in the previous book, Oaths and Omissions (his brother Jonas’s book) so I was so hyped to read his book and see what kind of trouble he gets into. I get her connection to the dog, but I quickly became irritated with how many scenes the dog had to be in.i know this is an incredibly negative review, and you do not know me as a person but i have been reading my entire life and i have never read another book that equals this level of bad. Overall, this series grew on me, and now I'm really invested and love the twist they take on popular Greek Myths. She wasn't even really looking for a job, but having an in with the mayor of the island where her brother went missing seemed like a good idea.

Ugh she was such a strong fmc that literally frustrated and amazed me with how hard headed she could be sometimes. Now, despite her disdain for the dirty politician, she's entwined their lives so tight that escape seems unlikely. Thirty-six years old, bisexual, an avid hunter and self-proclaimed art connoisseur, working on reviving the economy on the island and driving it away from its reliance on real estate investments. his intentions were bad and even thought it should be obvious the aftermath of the accident makes things blurry, which actually works very well for a while. Arrows and Apologies was my first book of the month, my forty-eighth book in total, and my fifth book from Sav R.

I’d guess hostess perhaps, if the frown on her face didn’t seem permanently etched, like that of a marble statue.

Right, let's begin by saying that this book is NOT marketed as a retelling, however, is noted as being inspired by the myth of Apollo and Daphne. i feel it was used for shock value and though it worked, it took any positive thoughts i had on the book and shredded them to bits.She wasn’t even really looking for a job, but having an in with the mayor of the island where her brother went missing seemed like a good idea. And then of course, it’s like the stereotypical enemies to lovers vibes where they claim to hate each other but are fucking each other brains out like there’s no tomorrow.

here’s how romance goes in this book: character a is obsessed with character b from the start, character b doesn’t seem to share the feeling but indulges in sexual activity, hot and cold behaviour and boom, at the end of the book character b suddenly loves a for some unidentified reason. Alistair and Cora meet one random night at a bar he owns and he notices her taking the waitress’s tips. In saying that, my job is to see if there is any connection throughout the writing to the specified ancient mythology at all. if i'm being honest, i hated mayor wolfe in oaths and omissions so i went into this book expecting him to grow on me, but after only mere pages i liked him better than his younger brother.I could have loved it, given how much I loved Alastair and his beautiful, dirty mouth and how much he revered Cora.