eARC Review: Manor of Decay by Maxym M. Martineau
Fantasy
Manor of Decay
Book Info
Released Date: July 7th
Publication: Harper
Pages: 352
Format: eBook
“watching them finally get there was everything I hoped for and more.”
The final book in this duology didn’t just meet my expectations—it completely exceeded them. From the very first chapter to the last, I was utterly invested in them. Every shared moment crackled with tension, and the slow-burn enemies-to-lovers arc reached perfection in this final installment.
The angst was relentless in the best possible way. The constant push and pull, the unspoken feelings, and the emotional stakes only deepened their chemistry, making every interaction feel earned and electric. The tension never let up, and I loved every second of it.
The fantasy world-building continued to be immersive and expansive, with rich details that made the story feel alive. The backstory was revealed at just the right moments, adding depth and emotional weight while tying everything together seamlessly. By the end, every thread was wrapped up so perfectly that it felt incredibly satisfying.
And honestly? I knew they were endgame all along—but watching them finally get there was everything I hoped for and more. The soft, tender family moments woven into the story were the perfect contrast to the angst and battles, adding so much heart to the ending.
This was a beautifully crafted conclusion to a duology I won’t be forgetting anytime soon—a true romantasy triumph.
