Bloody Rose Girls just want to have fun

Just like the first book, "Bloody Rose" has some awesome characters, a great D&D-like story, and plenty of humor that's been intelligently dispersed throughout the book. But where "Kings of the Wyld" was a perfect bromance novel, this one takes a more sapphic turn while maintaining the adventure and heart of the prequel. It blends exciting adventure and tense battle scenes with bittersweet and heart-wrenching moments that have a strong focus on (found) family. You could read this book on its own, but I highly recommend reading the first book before reading "Bloody Rose", as the lore and some characters carry over into this one, so having that foundation set by the first book will make reading this book much more enjoyable and emotional.