Love and Other Cages by Emilia Ares

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @emiliaares @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter #FreeReview #FreeBookReview for letting be part of this book tour snd reviewing this book. I was so happy to read Love and other Cages because I read the first book, and I was addictive to it and I loved this one to, but it has left me on a cliffhanger, so I hope the third one is out soon. Love and Other cages is book 2, and you can read as a stand alone. It is thriller and it for teenagers aged 16 and above. The main characters are Mina who is in high school as a senior and her Mum gets beating, and she is torn from her life to an unground Criminal organization and has no contact with anyone especially her Boyfriend Oliver . Oliver is a main character to, and he's dealing with his own problems but also trying to find Mina. The chapters take in turns for Mina and Oliver to tell you there story which I enjoyed a lot and felt like I knew the characters more and how they were feeling. The story is gripping and intense at times and I found myself feeling sorry for Mina because what she has to go through to try to save her mum. Mina is a brave and strong young lady that is trying to survive in world she does not know, and I don't think I could do what she has done. Mina is a fighter, and I was rooting for her all the way through the book. I was hooked from the start and could not put the book down. There are a few twists in the book that I did not see coming, and the book is written exceedingly well, and you will feel many emotions reading this book. I love the title and front cover works very well, and I would pick it up in a bookshop. 5 Stars Must read. Blurb In the intricate dance of fate, Mina, a diligent high school senior, is abruptly torn from her ordinary life by an underground criminal organization, thrusting her into an unfamiliar and challenging world. Oliver, a man who has recently emerged from the shadows of abandonment, grapples with the harsh reality of Mina's abduction. The unexpected loss of their intense love jeopardizes Oliver’s newfound hope for a better life, even as their extraordinary connection ignites amid peril and enigma. Can Oliver and Mina rewrite destiny's script? Is the radiant beacon of their blossoming connection bright enough to guide them through a world steeped in uncertainty? Or will they forever wander as seekers of the elusive symphony of joy? Author bio Emilia Ares is an Armenian-American actress best known for American Horror Story and Bosch, co-producer of Burden and author of Love and Other Sins. Emilia graduated from UCLA with her Bachelor’s in Economics and a Minor in Russian. A California native, Emilia lives in Los Angeles with her husband, children, and 13 thriving plants. She is passionate about storytelling, community, and supporting organizations like NCMEC and RAINN. To find out more, visit

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