Review: Duncan’s Descent by Marie Harte

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“The romance moves at a fast-pace.”
~ Under the Covers

In book two of the Ethereal Foes series, Marie Harte gives Duncan his heroine in Sapphira. This was not a pairing that I anticipated but it actually worked out kind of well. Though different in personalities, I liked that even though Duncan sometimes manhandled Sapphira, she never let him totally walk over him. Again, this story is very short, not leaving much room for too much development. The romance moves at a fast-pace and because this is a novella, I would have loved to see more page time between the hero and heroine.

You don’t need to read this series in order to understand it, but it definitely helps when the author mentions some of the other characters in the series for future books. I look forward to reading the other books in the series.

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