I was dying for more Alosa and Riden, and I loved every second they shared on page, I just wish there was more of the romance. This was a ship that was so easy to get behind, and I wanted more of the swoony romance that we saw in the first book. What I will say is that Levenseller gave me quality over quantity, because there were some really incredibly romantic moments between these two in Siren Queen.
You know how they say you shouldn't share the stage with animals or kids? Well Levenseller delighted me with that little scene stealing pirate, Roslyn. She was all sorts of precious and precocious, and the interactions between her and her day just melted my heart.
As always, Levenseller packed the book with lots of action and many battles. There were a few battles that resulted in casualties, and I had moments of devastation. There were tears, but I loved seeing Alosa leading her crew and was really pleased with how it all turned out in the end.
"I may not have been born in the sea, but I was born to rule it. I am the daughter of the siren queen.
Overall: This was a wonderful and satisfying ending to a duology packed with characters I grew to love and will miss.