Instead, what she does is portray them as equals and convey to us the strength of their bond. Furthermore, Carson doesn't try to additionally build the existing relationship between Hector and Elisa. It is simply so very sweet and true and the strength of the romance in this installment lies not with sexual tension (Carson teased us enough with CoE!), but rather with simple one-line statements that cause your stomach to flip and flutter. The Bitter Kingdom is one of those conclusions to look back upon and smile one that will induce a warmth throughout your whole body. Instead, there is a slow, steady, and loyal burn of everything from trust to friendship to romance.
Quite thankfully, there is no endless drama and breaking of hearts and tears and useless epilogues. The Bitter Kingdom is not a loud, in-your-face conclusion the way Clockwork Princess is. The Bitter Kingdom has a few glimpses into Hector's mind and what I loved about these were that they were short, concise, and yet carried so much weight in the story.
HECTOR! As if there was a better reason to read this book. (In case you needed any convincing.which you HOPEFULLY don't because if you do, you are INSANE.)ġ. Top 5 Reasons To Read The Bitter Kingdom. Hell, it probably is perfect but since I'm too blinded by the perfection that is Hector, I'm unable to call anything else perfect in comparison to him. If you only promise to write books that are this good in the future, I will raise a pedestal in your honor.
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