My Quick Takes:
- 5/5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
- Genre 📚 New Adult Romantasy
- Language 🤐 infrequent mild
- Spice ❤️🔥 non-descriptive open door*, chapters 67, 68, 84
- Content 🤔 on page death, killing, themes of war, same sex relationship of side characters
I think this is my favorite Rebecca Ross to date 👏🏼 and I don’t have the words to do a review justice but I’ll try my best.
Wild Reverence will be a top read of my year, a 6 star read if you will. I’d heard from others that it is a lot of world building, but I have a strong opinion that Rebecca Ross does no such thing. She weaves together details through her lyrical writing until the reader is left with a beautifully spun tapestry of tales.
In her other books, Ross has touched briefly on realms of gods and magic that influence the mortals in the narrative. Having an entire book dedicated to them was enchanting and I loved seeing the threads of her myths and lore come together in real time.
Wild Reverence is a prequel to her Letters of Enchantment Duology (Divine Rivals and Ruthless Vows) and I loved the Easter eggs throughout that nodded to the lore in that duology. If you haven’t read those books yet, you can absolutely read Wild Reverence as a stand alone romantasy.
*I use the term “non-descriptive” to reference the open door spice in this review to make note that there were no body parts mentioned, the scenes are very much open door and the reader is aware what is happening.
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