The Elsa of Steel Princess is a stronger Elsa. I don’t want to spoil you anything, so you’ll need to find out about Elsa’s life by reading this book. It just proved that the author calculated every single aspect of her story and everything had meaning, especially when Elsa asked herself: “What did he/she mean by that?”. I figured some pieces out at some point, but this part of the storyline was mostly unpredictable, and I loved that it was. Despite the circumstances that link Elsa and Aiden, he doesn’t want to let her go and he tries all he can to be in her life and stay with her.Įlsa is truly shocked by what she learns, but it will take time to discover what happened in her past. She finally decided she wants to be with Aiden to rethink their relationship once again after what she discovered. She is heartbroken, destroyed, devastated. It also contained suspense, complex characters, a twisted and sick storyline that the author unraveled piece by piece, as if she doesn’t want you to choke on it but she wants your shock once you reach the same conclusions as the main characters.Īfter the ending of Deviant King, Elsa’s world fell to pieces. I loved it because it wasn’t a simple bully romance with flawed, raw, characters. The fact that I read this book in one day and before midnight strikes (it’s December 31st and this will really the very last book I read in 2019), says it all.

Deviant king