Review:
As usual, I should have reviewed this closer to the time when I finished it. All I can recall, at this point, is that Rosalite leaned on Glen's capable self even more (stressing him out and causing him to, rightfully, doubt that she has any interest in him as a man or even a person), and then she spent a great deal of time obsessing over Prince Marius (the third imperial prince of Largole, a neighboring kingdom) and his sexy muscles.
It probably didn't help that I'd read the first volume over a year prior, but for some reason I couldn't follow anything that was going on in this. I kept wishing that the author would let up on the "hilariously enraged/frustrated" tone enough to give a recap of a few events, and maybe more info on who some of the characters were and why they were at all important to Rosalite's overall goals. Speaking of which, what even are Rosalite's goals? I know she wants to do whatever necessary to keep from dying and being reborn yet again, and that that involves keeping her brother from attracting the romantic attentions of a bunch of the book's male characters, but that doesn't explain many of her actions.
I finished this thinking "I should probably stop here." And then, for some reason, I got volume 3. I guess I was hoping it would improve and/or start making more sense?
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