#BookReview: Betrayal & Banditry by Jes Drew

Synopsis: Sunset at Dawn Season One: 

She's the disgraced noblewoman turned Bandit Queen. 
He's the Sacred Prince of the Holy Empire. 
And neither of them remember being betrothed. 

Elspeth lost everything because she was born an elf. Now she'll steal an identity to secure the throne for herself. 

Otello faces an empire thrown into turmoil. Now he seeks the maiden he barely remembers in the realm of the Bandit King. 

A prophecy of his demise tore them apart. Now a vision of the empire's downfall will throw them back together.

Now releasing on Kindle Vella!



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Rating: 2 Stars
My Review: This one is more of a low young adult to high middle grade novel.  However, that being said I think that those aged for that level might find this hard to follow.  I know I was very confused multiple times reading this with the POVs being very all over the place and never knowing who's you were in.  

Jes Drew is the author of the Cursed Fae of Orphydice Manor Series, the Sunset at Dawn trilogy, The Samurai's Student saga, the Ninja and Hunter trilogy, the Howling Twenty trilogy, the Kristian Clark saga/The Man on the Run series, the Castaways trilogy, The Dystopian Takeover trilogy, Summers of Yesteryear series, The Clockwork Faerie Tale Novellas, the Legends of the Master Spy series, The New ESE Files series, Tales from Parallel Worlds, Genie and Serena, Accidentally on the Run, This Side of Heaven, and The Death of a Hero. 

She has three degrees, including a Master of Arts in Behavioral Counseling. Also, she has about five million houseplants (and counting— the plants and not the degrees . . . unless she relapses). She is still debating if having a fae husband is worth the hassle.

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Posted in: 3 Stars, Indie Published, Netgalley, Review, Young Adult