Review: The Monarchs

The Monarchs by Kass Morgan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Scarlett feels like she has fulfilled her destiny.  She is the Kappa Rho Nu president, just like her mother and older sister before her.  She feels the added stress to watch over her sorority sisters, especially since the last president met an untimely death.  Vivi is only a freshman and becoming a Kappa Rho Nu has taught her what it feels like to belong.  Scarlett has just told Vivi she is to be the social chair and that added burden may be a little too much because there is a new darkness on Westerly’s campus.  Will this be the end of the Kappa Rho Nu legacy?                                                          

The Monarchs is the second book in The Ravens duology.  Usually, the second book in a series is a disappointment, but that is not true in this installment.  I don’t know if it was because the character and world-building were already complete, but this story was spot on with everything a good escape read needs.  I enjoyed all of the campus drama and loved how the storyline was finished.  Sometimes it is hard to pull off a duology, but this one is worth the reading time.

 

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