Huh, that turned out much gayer than I expected. I'm always here for enemies to lovers!

Also, there was some interesting family drama and mother-daughter relationships here. Sister-sister relationships as well but that's given in this series.

I like how each sister happens to be powerful in a different way. It really shows that you don't have to give up parts of yourself to be able to fight for yourself and the power is within you.

It sucks that this volume has only 3 issues though. ( )

Haircuts. Lesbian dwarves. Unexpected alliances. Family drama. & many many monsters. Just chilling. No panic.
Weird place to place a cliffhanger though? ( )

There’s a lot in this TPB (and no Prince and Kira, yay). Adrienne is still journeying to save her twin sisters. But along the way she runs into a couple of guys who are looking for her and that puts a crimp in the plan. Meanwhile Bedelia is having a reunion with her Mom, but there’s Dragon trouble and she may have to do something she doesn’t want to to solve it.

It was a fun read with a slightly depressing last bit and some cliffhanger too. Can’t wait for the next part of the story. ( )

At the Monster Farm high in the mountains, Bedelia and Sparky have an emotionally charged interactions with their mothers, and Princess Adrienne continues her quest to rescue her sisters imprisoned in towers. This time it’s the twins Andrea and Antonia who have been spending their tower time studying. And what they have learned aids Adrienne escape the bounty hunters chasing her and her companion Benna. The twins rescue their rescuer. Then it’s quality family time in the hot springs. In a new story line two moms take their daughter on a hunt.

It’s another delightful patriarchal challenging adventure from author Whitley, and the pens, inks, colors, and computer programs of his artistic collaborators including sketches and a bit of the script annotated with sketches by the illustrator. ( )