Oliver Prince’s story has been much anticipated. As the last of the Kings and Villains to have his story told, he has also been the darkest, least understood. We finally find out why and what a clever direction PRINCE OF HATE takes.
As a dark age gap romance, what could be a better start than our Rose having spent her seemingly orphaned life living with nuns? Oliver is not only as opposite as it comes, but his story is truly tragic, the most recent awful turn resulting in him isolating himself on his estate, turning away anyone that cares about him.
Rose’s father is not only alive, but he has extensive ties to Oliver and has something belonging to Oliver.
There is a lot of steamy action, suspense, a good deal of “mano a mano” violence, deception, dishonor and despair. In other words, Jagger Cole has ended this series in a big way, but he leaves us with the tease of what’s to come.
I received an advance copy of this book and this is my voluntary review.
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