Violet Made of Thorns: The darkly enchanting New York Times bestselling fantasy debut

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The next day, Dante and Violet head off in search of Camilla who is having bread sculptures of the palace tested for the ball – as you do. Seems as though her cat, catastrophe (what a name, if you have a pet let me know in the comments what their names are!) is sampling it too. I’d test it too.

VIOLET WAS A FUN character to read and I liked how she was selfish and untrusting and always looking out for herself first. In reality, she wasn't really that morally gray and there were definitely some times where I thought she was a bit naïve, but it didn't ruin her character for me. I WOULD CLASSIFY THIS as upper YA, definitely not quite new adult. It's a bit edgier than most YA genre books but I would by absolutely no means consider this a dark fantasy. It's just not that dark. I think if you expect a bit more traditional YA then you will like this more.

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Gina Chen was right when she called this the “I can fix her” x “I can make him worse” dynamic because IT IS and it works so well between them. I was so excited for this romance and it didn’t disappoint. Beautifully vicious. Perfect for the fairytale reader who has always wanted the heroine to grow sharp teeth and bite Prince Charming." Chloe Gong, #1 New York Times bestselling author of These Violent Delights

Violet Made of Thorns was a surprisingly good book. It's a dark fantasy book which is one of my favourite genres. So that's always a plus point. It reminded me of a lot of 'The Cruel Prince'. It had most of the things I liked about TCP. The setting was perfect, it was heavily inspired by a fairytale setting— which I loved of course! There were forests, magical trees and GAHHHH, it was just amazing. I’m definitely excited to see where book two leads us to. this has everything you want from a classic fairytale. a prophesy binding a prince and a witch, a magical wood suffering from a curse, and a kingdom with suspicious neighbours in peril. it definitely has all the bases covered and doesnt leave the reader wanting in terms of content.Perfect for the fairytale reader who has always wanted the heroine to grow sharp teeth and bite Prince Charming - Chloe Gong, #1 New York Times bestselling author of These Violent Delights