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The Never King (Vicious Lost Boys, #1) Review




Book Source: Kindle Store 
Cross-Post Review: Chantie's Goodreads Review
Spice Radar: 🌶🌶🌶🌶🌶
Type of Novel: Series 
Genre: Dark Romance 
Starred Ratings: ⭐⭐⭐
 

The Never King is a book I have seen being hyped on TikTok. I even added it to my TBR list. Never touched it and read older books. Then, it got selected for the themed book of our found family trope. I pushed all other books aside and started the Vicious Lost Boys series. I can't decide if I love it or not. Maybe I am hanging in limbo. We should get to the review. 


The Never King (Vicious Lost Boys, #1) Review 


Nikki St. Crowe wrote The Never King (Vicious Lost Boys Book, #1). This Dark Romance centered around Peter Pan and Wendy’s great-granddaughter, Winnie. All the Darlings women before her were kidnapped by Peter Pan only to be returned later with mental illnesses. Winnie feared she would be among them soon. Then her eighteenth birthday arrived, and she was whisked away to Neverland. However, things were not as she was told. There was no mention of hot fae princes and a threatening man. Nope, only Peter Pan and the magic world lingered in those tales. 

The Never King was a retelling of the Peter Pan story. Winnie discovered far more than her mother told her. Secrets were discovered and stolen treasures found. Winnie and the lost boys found something any of them knew they wanted. This reverse harem was a two in one read. The traits of a dark romance and reverse harem. What more could a reader want? The dynamic between Winnie and the lost boys was engaging. The little mysteries stashed beneath the writing kept me intrigued until the very end. It helped that the novel was short. Read it in one go. 

There were a few mishaps. One was where Winnie mentioned bash's name before he even told it to her. I thought it was a bit weird. There were a few instances when she would refer to them as the lost boys. There was no way of her knowing their title when she was new to the world. That had me puzzled also. I was not a big fan of Winnie. I didn't get that deep connection as one would with a protagonist. Otherwise, it was a good read. I rated The Never King three out of five stars.




 

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