#raven kennedy

[murakamijeva-muza]

"Find me in another life. Find me in them all."

- Raven Kennedy

[phantomrin]

An art piece I painted for Raven Kennedy - starring Willow & David from her "The Girl Who Cries Colors" book.

[critical-quoter]

It's the arrogance of men to think so little of women. And it'll be their downfall too.

Gild - Raven Kennedy

[melodysbookhaven]

“Kindness shouldn’t have to be earned. It should be freely given.”

Raven Kennedy, Glint

[crimson-spine]

It's been too long since I wanted to do a fanart of Auren, from the Plated Prisoner book series by Raven Kennedy The first time I drew her was a commission and I hadn't read Gild yet, so glad I picked it up 💛

[rhysknees]

What to Read Next

[pannamara]

✨The Plated Prisoner series✨

[chyyy66]

I love Slade your honor. I love him so much.

[bombitart]

Auren and Slade from “ Plated Prisoner” by Raven Kennedy🔥🔥🔥.I wanted to draw this scene for so long and now time has come 😉🔥.Enjoy this amazing hot couple 🔥🔥🔥.

[butterflygeekery]

"Does it really matter if your cage is solid gold when you aren’t allowed to leave it? A cage is a cage, no matter how gilded."

Gild (Plated Prisoner Book One) By: Raven Kennedy

[bestcouplesofbooks]

By readsof_luna

[jmoonjones]

Nobody deserves a TREAT YO SELF day more than Auren. So in honor of Gold (by @ravenkennedybooks) being available for pre-order (yay!) here's Modern Auren getting pampered by her ribbons (I'm in ✨denial✨ about her beautiful ribbons): 1. Fancy handsfree photoshoot 📸 2. Shopping spree 🛍 3. Concert (I wish I had ribbons to keep people from getting in my personal space at crowded events too) 🎵 4. Bubble bath 🛁 5. Cosy movie marathon (Auren has never known the sinking feeling of getting comfy, only to realize the remote is out of reach) 📺

[darklinaforever]

You know what makes me laugh and amazes me ?

That people complain about Gold, the first volume of Raven Kennedy's series, for being toxic and not a romance, an apology for the worst things there is, whereas... it's not a romance.

The story of Auren and Midas is not a romance, and the author does not romanticize this relationship at any point.

Auren will eventually break away from Midas who will pay for his horrible actions. At no time was their relationship romanticized.

And I sincerely worry about the people / antis who criticize this book in the opposite direction, thinking that the book glorifies this relationship and romanticizes it.

These people shouldn't read books. They don't know how to read at this stage.

And if they think this story between Auren and Midas is being portrayed as a romance, I worry about their reading comprehension skills, truly... Either that, or they're being willfully stupid.

The worst part is that I've seen people say that the fact that it stands out in the other volumes is no excuse because volume 1 still exists.

Except that once again, the story of Midas and Auren is not and never has been a romance ! This is clear abuse, both physical and mental !

This person also claims with this intelligent thought that the author could have completed the story of these two in two chapters instead of continuing in a vacuum to romanticize gore, and that amazes me.

Victims of abuse often live in a repeating cycle and don't get out of it (if they ever get out of it...) for a long time. You already need the mental trigger to understand being a victim of abuse.

These people once again have no reading skills.

Don't you like reading stories with complicated themes ? Well don't read it !

But don't come and say that the book is poorly done because you didn't understand it.

[critical-quoter]

She called me her mistake. Said we were wrong. Maybe that’s true, because I can’t seem to get anything right. But when she kissed me, that did feel fucking right. In a world full of wrong, I wanted one right thing.

Gold - Raven Kennedy

[melodysbookhaven]

“I’ve always been more passive in life. I think passivity is often mistaken for weakness. Really, it’s just a different way to cope. To survive. The safest way I learned to react to situations was to endure. To let things blow over. To please. To peace keep. To constantly regulate my own reactions and thoughts and emotions so that the tyrant could be appeased into a lesser form of abuse.”

Raven Kennedy, Glow

[twistedcourt]

Misery may love company, but anger thrives on it.

- Slade Ravinger (Gleam by Raven Kennedy)