Determined to recover her, she travels to the Fae lands with the mission to become one of the bride candidates to the Seelie Prince, even when she hates the Fae. However, unable to keep building interests, her aunt sells her sister to the Unseelie King of the Fae-a male known to be cruel-as payment. Not able to pay her rent, she builds debt that forces her to become a great thief. Therefore, she is forced to exhaust herself cleaning and attending her obnoxious cousins. She is a human servant indebted to her family. In “ These Hollow Vows,” Abriella is Ryan’s version of Cinderella. Most of the times, naked guys mean superficial boring plot. Unfortunately, that’s exactly what we do, and the cover is our first impression of a story. I know they say don’t judge a book by its cover. However, they have the opposite effect on me. I’m sure it appeals to many because otherwise we wouldn’t find so many similar cover designs. I’m a fan of Fantasy and Romance, but what I dislike about these genres, especially the latter is how most of the covers involve ripped naked guys-and it seems this applies to Ryan’s previous books, too. So, I’m going to start by applauding the covers.

This is the first time I’ve read books from Lexi Ryan. These Hollow Vows by Lexi Ryan, reviewed by Fae Reviews. Now, the latter, is the opposite.įind out why I liked “These Hollow Vows”, and why “These Twisted Bonds” didn’t do it for me. Book one has everything you’re looking for in a Fantasy-Romance story. “These Hollow Vows” is a series of contrasts.

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