Judith

What I liked most about this book was its uniqueness. The prologue was on the long side, but as this is the first book in the series that I have read, I found it quite well-written and illuminating. I really liked the premise and storyline. You get a bit of a dark fairy tale vibe, a royal romance vibe, along with a tale of magic. No spoilers, but the origin story of these bird shifters is simply amazing! Duncan and Judith, though, really bring this story to life. Duncan is so open and loving, so devoted to his people and his long deceased mother. Judith, despite all the power she houses, is not sure she wants or can handle the power that comes with being with Duncan. But these two are mates, so work it out they must! A very interesting and intriguing story, great for all PNR fans! I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

If you don't ever read another book you really need to read these ! I love these books you laugh and cry it has everything thing. You get so involved with the characters they touch your heart. please keep up the great story's can't wait to read more of her books. And please tell me you have 2 more you are writing . ♥️

I was given the opportunity to read an ARC of this book and I'm so thrilled to have done so. "Judith" is the third book in the "Queen's Birds of Prey" series by Kathi S. Barton. To be perfectly honest, I started reading the prologue and the entire premise grabbed hold and I was completely enchanted by the entire book. (I'm going to have to backtrack and read book one, Mercy and book two, Blaze as soon as I finish this review. In the meantime, let me tell you a little about what to expect. A magical queen who gave her all to protect her castle, her people, her village, and most of all, her parents and son. Having the gift of foresight, she could see what was coming and laid out very dramatic and specific plans that would need to be put in place more than a millennium from when they were first designed. Her son, Duncan, and her parents have been in hiding their entire life in order to keep them protected. Jude, aka Judith the eagle, was to be Duncan's mate. The chemistry between these two absolutely warmed my heart. The love, devotion, and loyalty of family, whether by blood or choice, was what every person known to man hopes for. Having read this one out of order, I know for a fact I have to read the rest of this series. It's outstanding.