It moved fairly slow, and the plot developed was predictable. Not my cup to tea.
Not for me.
Review from Once You’re Mine →
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Not as described!
Review from House of the Raven →
15 chapters in and the description of the book is completely different – no clue where they came up with it! If it didn’t have the same character names I would think it was a bad link or such. Did the person who wrote the description even read the book??? Description is from the male..
I’m 5 chapters in
Review from Origin →
I’m 5 chapters in I have no idea what is going on. The characters are shallow and the story is worse. I can deal with the feathered people the tentacle people or whatever the characters are but there is no storyline I can find. The narrator seems overly glib.
Over dramatic reading. Using voices as if it were a children’s book.
Review from The Cleopatra Cipher →
Narrator needs to not do different voices. Way over dramatic. It distracted from the story line.
Great plot plods along
Review from The Cleopatra Cipher →
i kept going to see what the author would do with a great mystery such as this. Flat. Characters , action
I liked the story line enough to put up with the drama princess…but she didn’t get smarter and grow up. A story full of the most annoying cliches – I don’t like writing bad reviews…but I literally yelled at the princess twice and skipped over her pity monologue a few times as well. I can’t..
how bad this is
Review from More of Us to the West →
I hated that I am a couple hours into this and her husband has probably been killed and the aloof stranger. She is now marooned with tell her he loves her.
Personally I love the premise of a group of stranded people. I love reading about how they decide things, seeing the characters personaliies emerge and shift in stressful circumstances, and the choices they make to survive. Adventure, base-building, group dynamics stuff. This book though? So far it could all have taken place in a school..
Didn’t Quite Work for Me
Review from Season of the Dragon →
I enjoy epic fantasy with a complex world every so often. I found this one too complicated to follow in audiobook format and fully understand as the story unfolded. The book has A LOT of made-up names and places—as does happen in fantasy—as well as author-created words for concepts or objects of the foreign realms…
Meh
Review from Four Steps to the Perfect Revenge →
I liked the idea, but the execution wasn’t great. The female narrator sounded angry and stiff the whole time. Then again, the FMC was pretty negative. The whole story was VERY repetitive. The MCs questioning their own motives and feelings chapter after chapter. Some LOL moments but I skipped 12 chapters to get to the..