A Taste of Bliss

A Taste of Bliss by Saoirse Brey
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This story drops you right into a world that feels filled with layers, following three sisters - two of which are succubus (succubii?). Their lives are filled with musical ambition, the search (or avoidance) or their mates, and a drive for more. There’s a whodunnit mystery and lots of missing time throughout the story that is slowly filled in when the timelines weave together. It’s the kind of premise that promises depth and drama right from the start.

What worked for me was the world-building - it’s vivid and immersive, the kind of setting you can picture clearly and dive into that band scene. The dynamic between the sisters is another highlight - their bond feels authentic and gives the story a good place to ground us. Who knew I was so into heavy metal festivals? It’s electric, full of energy and potential, like the story is about to break into something big.

One thing to note: this book ends on a serious cliffhanger, so if you like tidy resolutions, be prepared to wait for the next installment. Overall, it’s atmospheric, ambitious, and definitely leaving room for more.

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