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Η Μαθητευόμενη και το Κάθαρμα

Author: Hannah Nicole Maehrer

Ivy Sage had never been happier as the assistant to the Scoundrel. Who would have thought that working for an outrageously handsome (shh, bad for business) evil lord could be so satisfying?

Yet, being...

Ivy Sage had never been happier as the assistant to the Scoundrel. Who would have thought that working for an outrageously handsome (shh, bad for business) evil lord could be so satisfying?

Yet, being evil is a demanding business, the forces of good are annoyingly persistent, and the aforementioned threatening employer is… um, out-of-the-evil-office.

But...

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  • Release 06/10/2025
  • Pages Pages 592
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Translation Translation Christina Panagiotou
  • Publisher Publisher Minoas
Genre: Fantasy Prose
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    •Genre: Fantasy
    •Tropes: morally grey Villain, slow burn, grumpy x sunshine, touch her and die, forced proximity
    •Pages: 586
    •Series: Assistant to the Villain #2
    •Spice: ⛔️

    Favorite Excerpt
    “Because I like who you are, not what you are capable of doing” - Evie

    In the second book of the series, the Apprentice to the Villain returns stronger and the Villain, although still dark, mysterious, and dangerous, now seems to be overwhelmed by feelings that previously didn’t ruin his image as the perfect… Scoundrel!!!
    Among old secrets coming to light, enemies who weren’t invited, and decisions that could destroy either the world or Evie’s heart, the dilemma is clear: save humanity or kiss the Scoundrel? Spoiler: no one is calm, nothing goes according to plan, and evil becomes more and more… attractive.

    I was ready to return to the fairytale world that made me laugh and have such a good time, as I admit I missed that unbelievable chemistry between Seitz and the Villain.
    Did I regret it?
    Of course not.
    Although weaker than the first book of the series (in my opinion), the second book still offers moments of pure enjoyment and laughter and takes you on a dreamy journey with many funny incidents and plenty of adventure.

    However, I won’t hide that I found the many POVs in this book a bit unnecessary and I think they didn’t add anything special to the plot, and after a certain point they started to confuse me.
    The abrupt change of scenes and characters created a bit of chaos in my mind and I often found myself distracted from the story.

    Finally, I like slow burn and 9/10 I fully enjoy it, as I did here, but I think that after a certain point we were just delaying things for no real reason, just to keep the reader hanging.

    I recommend it to young and old who would be willing to kiss the frog to make him a prince?

    Until the next book recommendation

    #assistanttothevillain #minoasbooks #mairasbookshelve

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Was it easy to read?
    • Was it interesting enough?
    • I liked the writing style
    • I would read a book by the same author
    • I would recommend it for reading
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  • •Genre: Fantasy
    •Tropes: morally grey Villain, slow burn, grumpy x sunshine, touch her and die, forced proximity
    •Pages: 586
    •Series: Assistant to the Villain #2
    •Spice: ⛔️

    Favorite Excerpt
    “Because I like who you are, not what you are capable of doing” - Evie

    In the second book of the series, the Apprentice to the Villain returns stronger and the Villain, although still dark, mysterious, and dangerous, now seems to be overwhelmed by feelings that previously didn’t ruin his image as the perfect… Scoundrel!!!
    Among old secrets coming to light, enemies who weren’t invited, and decisions that could destroy either the world or Evie’s heart, the dilemma is clear: save humanity or kiss the Scoundrel? Spoiler: no one is calm, nothing goes according to plan, and evil becomes more and more… attractive.

    I was ready to return to the fairytale world that made me laugh and have such a good time, as I admit I missed that unbelievable chemistry between Seitz and the Villain.
    Did I regret it?
    Of course not.
    Although weaker than the first book of the series (in my opinion), the second book still offers moments of pure enjoyment and laughter and takes you on a dreamy journey with many funny incidents and plenty of adventure.

    However, I won’t hide that I found the many POVs in this book a bit unnecessary and I think they didn’t add anything special to the plot, and after a certain point they started to confuse me.
    The abrupt change of scenes and characters created a bit of chaos in my mind and I often found myself distracted from the story.

    Finally, I like slow burn and 9/10 I fully enjoy it, as I did here, but I think that after a certain point we were just delaying things for no real reason, just to keep the reader hanging.

    I recommend it to young and old who would be willing to kiss the frog to make him a prince?

    Until the next book recommendation

    #assistanttothevillain #minoasbooks #mairasbookshelve

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Ivy Sage had never been happier as the assistant to the Scoundrel. Who would have thought that working for an outrageously handsome (shh, bad for business) evil lord could be so satisfying?

Yet, being evil is a demanding business, the forces of good are annoyingly persistent, and the aforementioned threatening employer is… um, out-of-the-evil-office.

But Renenton is in mortal danger, and all signs – including the Royal one – point to disaster. Something strange is happening with the kingdom's magic, making the Rogue’s manor vulnerable to enemies… and to his nemesis, the king.

The time has come for Ivy to face the biggest challenge of her life: to protect the Rogue’s hideout, all his shadowy activities, and perhaps (on the condition that no one finds out) the entire kingdom. Don’t worry, Ivy. Is the Scoundrel’s assistant ready to become his apprentice?

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Author
Hannah Nicole Maehrer
Publisher
Minoas
Publishers
Minoas
Type
Fantasy, Fiction
Subtitle
-
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
592
Release Date
06/10/2025
Publication Date
2025
Dimensions
14x20.5 cm
ISBN-13
9786180229417

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    •Genre: Fantasy
    •Tropes: morally grey Villain, slow burn, grumpy x sunshine, touch her and die, forced proximity
    •Pages: 586
    •Series: Assistant to the Villain #2
    •Spice: ⛔️

    Favorite Excerpt
    “Because I like who you are, not what you are capable of doing” - Evie

    In the second book of the series, the Apprentice to the Villain returns stronger and the Villain, although still dark, mysterious, and dangerous, now seems to be overwhelmed by feelings that previously didn’t ruin his image as the perfect… Scoundrel!!!
    Among old secrets coming to light, enemies who weren’t invited, and decisions that could destroy either the world or Evie’s heart, the dilemma is clear: save humanity or kiss the Scoundrel? Spoiler: no one is calm, nothing goes according to plan, and evil becomes more and more… attractive.

    I was ready to return to the fairytale world that made me laugh and have such a good time, as I admit I missed that unbelievable chemistry between Seitz and the Villain.
    Did I regret it?
    Of course not.
    Although weaker than the first book of the series (in my opinion), the second book still offers moments of pure enjoyment and laughter and takes you on a dreamy journey with many funny incidents and plenty of adventure.

    However, I won’t hide that I found the many POVs in this book a bit unnecessary and I think they didn’t add anything special to the plot, and after a certain point they started to confuse me.
    The abrupt change of scenes and characters created a bit of chaos in my mind and I often found myself distracted from the story.

    Finally, I like slow burn and 9/10 I fully enjoy it, as I did here, but I think that after a certain point we were just delaying things for no real reason, just to keep the reader hanging.

    I recommend it to young and old who would be willing to kiss the frog to make him a prince?

    Until the next book recommendation

    #assistanttothevillain #minoasbooks #mairasbookshelve

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Was it easy to read?
    • Was it interesting enough?
    • I liked the writing style
    • I would read a book by the same author
    • I would recommend it for reading
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • •Genre: Fantasy
    •Tropes: morally grey Villain, slow burn, grumpy x sunshine, touch her and die, forced proximity
    •Pages: 586
    •Series: Assistant to the Villain #2
    •Spice: ⛔️

    Favorite Excerpt
    “Because I like who you are, not what you are capable of doing” - Evie

    In the second book of the series, the Apprentice to the Villain returns stronger and the Villain, although still dark, mysterious, and dangerous, now seems to be overwhelmed by feelings that previously didn’t ruin his image as the perfect… Scoundrel!!!
    Among old secrets coming to light, enemies who weren’t invited, and decisions that could destroy either the world or Evie’s heart, the dilemma is clear: save humanity or kiss the Scoundrel? Spoiler: no one is calm, nothing goes according to plan, and evil becomes more and more… attractive.

    I was ready to return to the fairytale world that made me laugh and have such a good time, as I admit I missed that unbelievable chemistry between Seitz and the Villain.
    Did I regret it?
    Of course not.
    Although weaker than the first book of the series (in my opinion), the second book still offers moments of pure enjoyment and laughter and takes you on a dreamy journey with many funny incidents and plenty of adventure.

    However, I won’t hide that I found the many POVs in this book a bit unnecessary and I think they didn’t add anything special to the plot, and after a certain point they started to confuse me.
    The abrupt change of scenes and characters created a bit of chaos in my mind and I often found myself distracted from the story.

    Finally, I like slow burn and 9/10 I fully enjoy it, as I did here, but I think that after a certain point we were just delaying things for no real reason, just to keep the reader hanging.

    I recommend it to young and old who would be willing to kiss the frog to make him a prince?

    Until the next book recommendation

    #assistanttothevillain #minoasbooks #mairasbookshelve

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