Sing Me to Sleep: The unmissable Sunday Times bestselling enemies-to-lovers romance!

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Hayes, our sweet Prince, was an interesting character. I don't usually get intrigued by such characters, meaning the innocent, unhappy privileged kind. But something about Hayes made me like him instantly. It's partly thanks to the Hayes effect and partly the author's incredible writing. He also had a beautiful character development. He didn't lose his sweet demeanor, but he grew up (the hard way). I look forward to the second book because I need answers! But don't worry - while the story continues in book two, the first one doesn't have a cliffhanger. The twists and reveals this book has, OMG! They took me by surprise! My mouth kept falling open so often and I was just shook at some events happening! It came completely out of the blue and it was done in the best way! The ending itself was a bit bittersweet to me, but at the same time it is a perfectly understandable ending to this story and a perfect stepping stone to the next book! Which I need ASAP!

i received a digital review copy from the publisher via netgalley in exchange for an honest review. this did not affect my rating. When Saoirse unwittingly kills a friend of the prince, she finally starts to ask the questions she never dared ask before of her employer. As she digs deeper, she uncovers her employer’s sinister motives: ridding her kingdom of the Royal family, starting with the frustratingly charming Prince Hayes. Keeping her secret and protecting her identity means risking the safety of her kingdom – and the life of the first man who doesn’t need a Siren Song to fall for her. It’s just bad all around and there’s nothing redeeming about it, and I don’t think anyone should read this.

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How to adequately put into words how much I loved this book? I think the fact that I devoured it in about four hours attests to that fact, but I shall try to elaborate on exactly what it was that captured me so. I don’t care about this book. If it’s a series, you just know it’s gonna end like lol your brother isn’t dead. He’s ruling or a prisoner in the siren kingdom that isn’t destroyed. (I grossly overestimated how much plot this book would get to.)

This design gives a simple yet gorgeous depiction of the storyline, as it shows the main character, Saoirse, in the middle of rippling water. The genre of the story is also nicely conveyed through the illustration and elaborate text font.Do you want to read about a 17-year-old siren who’s a bodyguard for a prince and oh my god, she falls in love with him in a plot that’s never ever ever ever ever been done before? If you didn’t catch the sarcasm, can you at least catch the 17? Let’s not make children sexy. I absolutely loved this book! It's dark, it's fun, it's sexy (in a YA way, don't worry) and it's mysterious.