Fiona West

This third installment in the Borderline Chronicles brings modern issues to the forefront in a fantasy context. A #metoo accusation, an adopted hero, and third-culture issues offer a platform for discussion and a unique type of diversity. Publishers Weekly called the first book in the series "socially aware, wonderstruck, and unforgettably fun."

The Jinxed Journalist

Janna Niemi

General info

Captain Saint is the communications officer for King Edward. When journalist Brooke steps into the picture to expose scandal about the king, things start to happen. Things take a turn when Saint becomes Brooke's son's mentor. They start to care about each other, but they face even more problems when the king forbids them from dating. 

Things I liked

It is really nice to have a story about Captain Saint. He is one of the supporting characters in the first two books, but it is really nice to hear his story as well. The story was is easy and quick to read. It is nice that you still know most of the characters, so the story is easy to follow if you have read those. The love story itself is beautiful. It's not easy for them but that makes it more beautiful in my opinion. 

All in all, I loved the story. The characters are great. The story is beautiful. It is easy to follow and it never gets boring. 

* Free copy received from Book Sirens for an honest review

The Jinxed Journalist

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