I still found it left something to be desired, though - especially when it introduced the drama of an unnecessary love triangle - but it had other attributes that I loved seeing, including male characters who showed gentlemanly restraint and genuine respect for the female protagonist.
Ever the Brave was definitely a more enjoyable book for me than its predecessor, Ever the Hunted, and I will probably read the third book since I own it. To be honest, I didn’t go into this book with high expectations and found that I was neither disappointed nor blown away. There are people who want to use Britta’s power for evil, and if Britta cannot find a way to harness her new Channeler powers and her connection with the king, her life and her country may be lost. He’s even insisting on making her a noble lady, but Britta doesn’t want the attention or the status. What she doesn’t understand is why he can feel the tether too.Īodren is calling on her regularly, as if he were her suitor. Unfortunately, saving the king has created a tether between them that she cannot sever and neither of them can ignore. Britta has only wanted one thing since saving King Aodren - to live a life of peace in her childhood home.
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