SuitabookA Heart So Fierce and Broken
Brigid Kemmerer
- Reading
- As this is the second book in a series, consider whether a brief recap of the first would help with references to earlier characters and events. The opening may take a few chapters to gather momentum.
- Themes
- Love, duty and political choices: Grey and Lia Mara face choices affecting their countries and the people close to them, while the right course becomes less clear. The competing perspectives present these choices as complicated rather than offering an obvious answer.
- Sibling and romantic relationships: The story gives attention to sibling bonds and a romance that develops amid shared experiences. Sibling bonds and romance contribute to character development and deepen the plot.
- Worth knowing
- Rhen struggles with severe PTSD.