Book Review: Wicked Wish (The Royals: Warlock Court Book 2) by Megan Montero

As soon as I finished Wicked Omen, I felt the unmistakable pull to dive right into Wicked Wish. The allure of Megan Montero’s captivating world of witches, warlocks, and the intense emotional dynamics between her characters had me seeking out this sequel as if it were a spell-bound treasure. The journey of Astrid and Beckett promised to be a thrilling continuation, and I was eager to unravel their tangled fates.

Themes and Characters

Wicked Wish picks up seamlessly where Wicked Omen left off, thrusting us back into the heart of the Warlock Court. Here, we witness Astrid grappling with her newfound powers and the precarious balance of being both a warlock and part of a treacherous political landscape. The themes of self-discovery, trust, and the complexities of relationships are woven deeply throughout the narrative. Astrid is no damsel in distress; she’s fierce and independent, determined to reclaim her lost power, embodying resilience that many readers will admire.

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Beckett, on the other hand, is the embodiment of the ‘overbearing protector’ trope, but Montero skillfully adds depth to his character. Their interactions brim with tension, resulting in a delightful mix of push-and-pull dynamics. I found myself rooting for them, often laughing out loud at their banter, especially when Beckett resorts to his self-imposed “bossy warlock” act.

Writing Style and Pacing

Montero’s writing style shines with engaging dialogue and vivid world-building, which made the Warlock Court feel incredibly immersive. The pacing kept me on my toes; the narrative unfolded in a way that was both action-packed and emotionally resonant. Each chapter felt like a climactic scene leading me closer to the finish. There’s a commendable blend of humor, suspense, and a touch of romance that balances out the darker themes in the story.

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One memorable line that captured the essence of Astrid’s journey for me was when Beckett said, “You don’t begrudge me my dirty hottie. He’s like Lucky Charms—sinfully delicious.” It not only illustrates the humor in the story but also hints at the chemistry brewing between the lead characters.

Overall Impression

Wicked Wish is a triumphant second installment that builds upon the foundation laid in its predecessor, with twists that kept me guessing until the very end. Montero masterfully juggles multiple character arcs, giving readers more than just Astrid and Beck’s story; the supporting characters like Tilly and the devious council members add richness to the plot.

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I believe this book is perfect for readers who enjoy a mix of fantasy, romance, and drama—especially those who relish strong female protagonists overcoming obstacles in a magical setting. If you love series that take readers on wild emotional rides, this one will surely resonate.

In conclusion, Wicked Wish left me both spellbound and eager for more. With its intricate character developments and thrilling plot twists, it solidified my admiration for Megan Montero. I can’t wait for the next installment to see how these characters continue to navigate their compelling, chaotic world! If you’re looking for a gripping read that you can’t put down, Wicked Wish is calling your name.

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