Firebird - (Fire That Binds) by Juliette Cross (Paperback)
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5 out of 5 stars
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17 July, 2025Verified purchase
Firebird
This book is an amazing read. Plus just look at the sprayed edges. Love it!
5 out of 5 stars
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4 July, 2025Verified purchase
Beautiful
Literally bought this book by its visual alone. It’s freaking beautiful! I can’t wait to read it! ❤️
5 out of 5 stars
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3 May, 2025
Loved it! Can't wait for book two
This book is beautiful!
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17 April, 2025Verified purchase
Trigger Warnings not accurate
I would rate this zero stars if I could. Nowhere in the advertising or in the authors note does it mention that this is a slave/master relationship and that he meets her when she is a minor. It also did not mention SA. Will be returning.
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12 April, 2025Verified purchase
Very disappointing
When I first seen this book and read the little description for the book on good reads, I was so excited to read this because, as a dark romance romanticy, dark academia reader, I was so excited to see someone put a dark romanticy book together and it be based in Rome. So I received a book today, and after doing so much research on helping fault about the book, if anyone ready yet. I am was so sad to find out the actual tropes. And overall, meaning within this book. I don't think this book is dark romance at all. And no I haven't read it and I don't need to. It will be being returned immediately as a black female. I find it so disheartening for such a topic and something so brutal and hurtful, and just wrong is being used just in the book as something Fun and good. Well, she may not be using slave master in slavery. As something light but to then turn it into a romance is just very wrong and hurtful, and just disgusting. In no way shape or form. Was this book ever advertised or marketed? As a book, that would have a slave master. Enslave trope within it, the fact that the main female character and the main male character have that dynamic and then turn into lovers is insane to me. And it was never advertising the book at all, not even on the book. Itself, when you get it, is it ever said that there's anything like that? There's no trigger warnings or anything. I think so I was led to believe that it may have capture capture eve tides in it and me thinking that maybe it was someone else that did that and he saves her, that's not the case at all. He's the one who's doing everything, and it's not even a capture. R type of trope, it's slavery, and she's of personal color. So it's just, it's all wrong in so many different ways. They may say that he turned into a good guy. In the end, of course, whatever but to sit there and read through that and to feel, okay, I feel like is not write it all in no way shape or form. Should someone be writing something so triggering? In a playful way, as this author did, can of the sum fight that the author is white and the main female character is a person of color and then you want to pop, put slavery and romance into it with her slave master. It's absolutely insane, and it's horrific.