Wicked Knight Duet by Diana A. Hicks | Book review

 Book review:

"Wicked Knight" is presently a two-part duet box set by Diana A. Hicks. It was an insane, wild ride from start to finish. This two-part duet is essential for an entire series yet can be read independently from the other books. This two-part duet is a dull mafia sentiment with dim subjects and addresses dim points some could find setting off. 

The world the author made had a unique storyline that kept me turning the pages, was delightfully composed with distinctive subtleties, and was loaded with activity, show, and zest. I thought the characters were perplexing and had insane science, and the tension between them was genuinely charged.

In the second piece of this two-part duet, Donata is more established and, similarly, obstinate and an amazing powerhouse. I thought she was not entirely set in stone to get what she needed; she was patient and had a spine of steel now. She certainly developed and achieved a lot in her life. Luca was, as yet, dull, not entirely settled to get what he needed. Their science is similarly essentially as hot and dangerous as the primary book. I adored the ways that each took part in this book. It was terrible and confident at certain places in this book. I felt my heart break and my stomach drop for Donata and what she was going through.

This two-part duet was a delightfully grievous romantic tale. They were two spirits implied for one another, yet the general public kept them separated. This two-part duet was such an invigorating, intense, clench-handed siphoning, show-filled book. I adored the excursion both of these characters went through together and independently.

This book was loaded with activity, secrets, anticipation, and searing hot flavor. I was unable to put this book down until I arrived at the end. This two-part duet is very elegantly composed, and the characters are completely evolved and appealing. Donata has been fixated on Luca since she was fifteen, and regardless of all that she attempted, he never crossed the instructor/understudy line. Luca had returned to annihilate Donata for how she had treated him, yet he wasn't the person who was calling the shots on his retribution.

This book has a few significant contorts and is considerably more activity-stuffed and perilous than previously. There are such a large number of spoiler minutes for me to expound on yet! You will not be disheartened. An extraordinary closure to a smoking-hot Mafia series!

Strongly suggest!

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