All This Twisted Glory (This Woven Kingdom, 3)

With the threat of war on the horizon, Alizeh must decide as her people flock to the city to stand behind her and two princes want her hand in marriage. But what is the right choice? Marry Cyrus then kill him once he’s no longer in debt to the devil? Or marry Kamran, the first she fell in love with? Danger and secrets lurk around every corner, and Alizeh is running out of time.

The plot is heavily reliant on the romance, and though I enjoyed the plot, the romantic part drove me crazy. Two princes love Alizeh and she has fallen for both. For her, love is all passion and lust, while the princes treat her as an object of beauty. They don’t consider her feelings on anything and Alizeh is always fighting everyone on what is right for her, even her friends are constantly telling her what to do and it got old fast.

The prose is very flowery and poetic, but it’s usually telling what the characters are thinking and feeling, making it hard to actually feel for them. There is one spicy scene, but it’s very vague. There is heavy cussing sporadically throughout.