Divine Rivals: The stunning YA romance fantasy Sunday Times number 1 bestseller: Book 1 (Letters of Enchantment)

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I am so blown away by Rebecca Ross' storytelling that anything she writes just leaves me speechless and Divine Rivals is no different. Although i do think this book is my favorite by far. Reading about Iris and Roman left me speechless and i kept wanting to shake each of them as they spoke to each other and i found myself wishing i had a physical arc of this so i can annotate it properly. It was empty, and she was pleased until she glanced at the assignment board and saw him standing there, waiting for her to appear. As soon as their eyes met, he gave her a lazy smile and reached up to the board, yanking a piece of paper from a pin. The last assignment. Hart is in a very strained relationship with Mercy. They can’t stand each other, and Mercy often makes awful remarks about his job. Enva, a Skyward goddess and Dacre’s sworn enemy. Enva, who had also been defeated two centuries ago, when the five remaining gods fell captive beneath mortal power.

DIVINE RIVALS | Rebecca Ross

It’s an EPIC enemies-to-lovers story where the protagonists, Cyrus and Violet, really dislike each other. A “hate-to-love'”relationship where both of them are constantly trying to surpass the other… but at the same time… they can’t stay away… All his articles blamed Enva for the war, while few mentioned Dacre’s involvement at all. Sometimes Iris wondered if it was because Zeb was afraid of the goddess and how easily she recruited soldiers, or if he had been instructed to publish only certain things—if the chancellor of Oath was controlling what the newspaper could share, quietly spreading propaganda.Almost a month,” Sarah had replied. “So don’t worry about him having seniority. I think you both have a fair shot at the promotion.”

Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross: My Review of the Popular Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross: My Review of the Popular

Here you will find Book Lists with the best recommendation s based on your fav trope and book boyfriend type.It began in a small, sleepy town surrounded by gold. Seven months ago, the wheat fields were ready for harvest, nearly swallowing a place called Sparrow, where sheep outnumber people four to one, and it rains only twice a year due to an old charm cast by an angry—and now slain—god, centuries ago. After centuries of sleep, the gods are warring again. But eighteen-year-old Iris Winnow just wants to hold her family together. Her mother is suffering from addiction and her brother is missing from the front lines. Her best bet is to win the columnist promotion at the Oath Gazette.