Book: The Threads of Fate by Amaya Jax
Reviewed by Kayleigh
Rating: 5/5
This is the third book I have read from the lovely Amaya Jax, and she doesn’t disappoint. This book had me hooked from the first page, and I love the character progression of the FMC, Madelyn. The poor girl seems to be living a terrible life, and she can’t be blamed entirely for the events that unfold.
Madelyn’s father and step mother are the definition of neglectful and abusive. They flit from not giving a damn about her, to verbally and physically abusing her. You can understand why she seems so lost but hopeful of a better life outside the house.
She certainly comes into her own after she meets Corvin. This boy seems to know exactly what to say to our FMC that send her swooning. He’s also massively supportive and protective of her, showing her the love she so desperately craves.
Seraphina, her doll, also plays a part in making Madelyn feel strong and able to face those that have caused her the most pain. I do wish that we had seen more of Seraphina’s character though, but I don’t think this takes away from the story itself.
The ending was massively unexpected but welcome, and makes you wonder what the hell is going on. I can’t wait to keep reading!
Please check trigger warnings before reading, for the sake of your mental health.