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Angels & Man
Rafael Nicolás
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Angels Before Man
Rafael Nicolás
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Angels Before Man
Rafael Nicolás
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oh i loved this so much, this book is like eating sweet strawberries with rays of sun shining throughout leaves of a tree you're laying under
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Nettle
Bex Hogan
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For No Mortal Creature
Keshe Chow
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How can a 400+ page book consists mostly of dialogues? It was a struggle to finish, the plot was almost nonexistent to the point that you could skip the eternity of part 1 and you wouldn't miss much. They just talked and talked and talked and nothing came from it. There was no character growth, no depth in them. My biggest problem was the vampires themselves!! You're telling me Poppy accepted being changed with no questions asked and her only concern was dealing with loss of human food? There's no struggle, all the vampires are so good with self control around humans?? Just like that? When you advertise something as a wlw romanse then give me the romance!! There was no chemistry between Poppy and Roisin. I hate writing this review but this book was one big misunderstanding. We need beautifully written sapphic fantasy books.
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Hazelthorn
C.G. Drews
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I have mixed feelings about this book and the overall series. Brimstone was entertaining and hard to put down, but had major issues that made the book hard to read and difficult to understand at times.
First, things I liked. Once again, Carrion singlehandedly carried this book. I'm so glad we got even more of him in this book. Saeris is finally including him in the plans more and giving him important tasks. Kingfisher's POV during his quest with Carrion was a treat. I would've happily read an entire book with just them! I also enjoyed the big picture plot and the direction the story went in. It is completely chaotic but impossible to look away from.
The execution is where things went off the rails. This book was over 650 pages, but a lot of it felt like a collection of random events that popped up out of nowhere, were handled, and then never brought up again. Many things that happened weren't grounded in what we already know about the world, so my brain was doing backflips trying to make it make sense. Sometimes, the characters would even talk about how they didn't know why that crazy event we just spent 10 pages reading about was possible. It was like the author was just making things up as we went.
On a smaller note, there were many, many errors throughout the version of the eBook I read. Some details recalled from the previous book were flat out incorrect, there were grammatical errors, continuity errors, and other things that all made the book incoherent at times. I moved on after realizing these were mistakes, but they were a little distracting to deal with.
Lastly, in my review of Quicksilver, I commented that I felt the mate trope was used as a shortcut to building a romance. Unfortunately, the lack of chemistry between Kingfisher and Saeris bled into this book as well. Sure, the spice was good but other than them being mates, I don't see why they care about each other and I certainly don't see why they love each other.
Overall, if you’re a huge fan of Quicksilver, just want something entertaining to read, and/or Carrion is your fave, you might enjoy parts of this. But if you were hoping Brimstone would deliver a tighter plot, better world-building, or a believable romance, you’ll probably be disappointed.
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this is definitely book that you read for the vibes... I know the conversation around publishing being business and growing demand for faster releases is ongoing, also people make mistakes. That being said I can't understand how book of this caliber can be published with so many mistakes. I know some people don't care about them, but we're talking about quality, adding quotation marks where they belong isn't that big of an ask. Now for the story, we dive right back into the story and I don't know how to explain that there's nothing happening at first but the whole book moves at the great pace. There's so many questions rising throughout the story, so many of them are being left unanswered. The character development of Searis is incredibly fast, if feels like she became someone else entirely without processing anything that's going on. I wish this whole transformation had more depth. Kingfisher became a foxdad. Carrion!! is carrying this book on his shoulders, he's quick, funny, true in his anxiety but at the same time quite complex. The smut? So good!! But it kinda felt the story got lost because of it, what do you mean your best friend is missing and you're doing that to your mate?
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Brimstone (Fae & Alchemy, #2)
Callie Hart
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Alchemised
SenLinYu SenLinYu
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so predictable i knew the ending the moment he opened his mouth for the first time, but once again with rachel i loved the idea for the magic.
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