Yamini's Reviews > The Curse of Sins

After the discovery of Aya's power, her role now seems to be straightforward, be the saint that saves the realm and fulfil the prophecy. But why does she feel there is more to her destiny than this? Long gone are the people she could trust, this fight seems to need to be fought alone.

Affinity - is such an interesting concept for rendering energy of various forms and it also plays a key role in the plot twists of the story. Personally, I enjoyed the trio and was waiting for things to settle down between them 😍. The queen was a well-crafted villain character we can all despise. However, the steamy scenes have increased in this book which was a mild discomfort to non-smutty readers like me.

Just like book 1, this too ended on a cliffhanger and that just was a stab in the heart after 20+ hours of listening to the audiobook. Don't get me wrong I enjoyed the story and maybe in the grand scheme of things this might be okay, but right now I just feel devastated.