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Creatures of Chaos
Publication Date: October 29, 2024
Genre: YA Urban Fantasy
- Best Friend to Lovers
- Forbidden Love
- Fake Dating
- Secret dating
- Not The Chosen One
- Morally Gray MMC
- Secretive MMC
- Deadly Competition
- Magic-less FMC in a Supernatural World
- All the Supernatural Creatures
Perfect for fans of forbidden love, high-stakes games, and everything supernatural. Creatures of Chaos is a fast-paced YA urban fantasy series that’s being called The Serpent and the Wings of Night meets Crave.
There’s only one rule in chaos: win or die trying.
Chaos, the vicious supernatural competition where heroes are born and riches are won.
To most, it’s just an urban legend whispered in the darkest shadows, but that all changes when my best friend drags me into a savage world where vampires, shifters, and fae compete for glory and fame.
As a creature without magic, I’d be a fool to enter Chaos, but the prize—a dagger of untold power—could change my powerless existence. With that dagger, I could wield magic, earn respect, and maybe, just maybe, win the heart of the dragon heir… it’s a risk I have to take.
Now, I’m pitted against beasts in a ruthless battle with no powers, no plan, and an infuriatingly attractive ally who’s just as likely to slit my neck as save it. Every round of Chaos leads me closer to seizing my deepest desires or losing everything.
In Chaos, survival is the only rule. And winning is all that matters.
Rating & Review
5 out of 5
This was so addicting – prepare to start reading and then get annoyed every time you have to set it down for even a little bit. Locklyn might not have magic, but she’s got an admirable grit and determination, and you know as soon as you meet her that she’s not likely to back down from any challenges posed to her. That said, she doesn’t come across as a robotic superhuman – she has her moments of doubt and weakness, but that just made her feel more real and relatable. That love triangle was killer, but it doesn’t overshadow the tension and danger that comes with the Chaos Trials. Becks and Talon were excellent characters, with plenty of depth, and while I wouldn’t want to be in the trials, I also wouldn’t have to choose between the two of them! The story itself moves along smoothly, at a good pace. That ending is a killer though! So…next book when?
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