I know that Bryce and Hunt have an insane chemistry and their attraction is off the charts, but when you say you are WHAT you say you are, I think you should act in a different way. I wanted something deeper, something more intimate, but I think I only received lust. I literally chased the chapter with their first time (sorry, but not sorry) and afterwards, I just couldn’t find the intimacy which I was craving. I know we did that and it was very rude from our side to comment on something received, but I didn’t enjoyed it in particular.

I know that in CC1 we were complaining about the lack of sex and demanded Sarah more. In an odd way I liked Ithan and what can I say, Ruhn is “no comment”, everything he says I like. I didn’t enjoy Tharion POV, for me it was the most boring. And not to forget, reading the perspective with characters you don’t relate to might end up in boring pages. I know that Sarah prepared a great universe here, but for a normal reader it might be complex, especially if he or she is not native. Apart from that, a lot of information was delivered which made me kind of dizzy. With some exceptions, I think everybody got their perspective in the book, which was confusing.

There are a lot of Easter eggs for the fans to follow and find, you can see that many thing are yet to come, but unless I understand what they are and how they connect, I feel confused. My hope was that the plot will be more complex throughout the book, but it was not clear for me what the actual scope of the characters was…. For me it felt odd to begin the way Sarah did but I will not reveal why because I don’t want to give spoilers. I thought that maybe the main reason why the action will begin developing will be more, something great and without capacity of being questioned. It started from one simple topic and as the book progressed, I couldn’t understand why that particular topic was chosen as the incentive of the book. I had 3 main problems with the book, problems which lowered the rankings.

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