To Kill a Kingdom: TikTok made me buy it! The dark and romantic YA fantasy for fans of Leigh Bardugo and Sarah J Maas

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Don’t get me wrong, it’s not perfect by all means; in fact, I found the initial chapters that introduce us to the world of sirens, mermaids, and the Sea, as well as the world above water with its various kingdoms, a bit dull at times—and I was afraid I’d end up resenting this book.

While other iterations are generally sad or upbeat, the best word to describe To Kill a Kingdom is severe.Fantasy is not the genre I prefer but a book about mythology and sirens and pirates is right up my alley. It was pretty scary and interesting to read and this book was good enough if I only thought about how scary and brutal it was. He takes in all the ridiculous explanations of her having learned a language that literally no other human has ever been known to speak?

THESE IDIOTS WILL STILL BE ACTING LIKE JACKASSES TO EACH OTHER BUT AFFECTIONATELY AND WITH SO MUCH LOVE!While I loved these two characters with a passion, I don't think the author succeeded as much to make the other characters memorable.