King's Throne by Bianca D'Arc

King's Throne by Bianca D'Arc
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

ARC provided via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

The cover is what grabbed my attention, and after reading the synopsis I knew I had to read this book. King's Throne is the first book I have read by Bianca D'Arc, and is the second book in the String of Fate trilogy.

Mitch, a tiger shifter, is part of the Royal Guard protecting the black panther Queen Nyx. While performing his duties, Mitch is attacked and poisoned. Gina is an exiled white tiger princess and a doctor. She will need all her medical skills and her the magic of her blood to help Mitch pull through. Gina's blood has the ability to heal both shifters and humans alike. Will Mitch be able to resist the growing attraction for Gina? Or does Fate have other plans?

This is paranormal romance at its finest. A compelling, magical story with well developed characters that has plenty of action and steamy romance. What more could you ask for? I have just added another author to my must read list. I look forward to the next installment.

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