Xii
0.5/5 ⭐
I was intrigued by the premise of the book - but the execution of the story was like nails on a chalk board. the FMC is Schrodinger's shifter - she's both a shifter and a human; until the story looks at her too long and she has to be one or the other, but it's never consistent
is this a post-appocolyptic world where modern technology is known of but no longer functions? or is it a fantasy world? again, it's unclear
I think the FMC is trying to come across as a strong, independent woman - but she comes across as a judgmental, misandrist b***h
Right before I DNF'd - the one thought that I kept circling back to was “it's as if the author took the top 5 most popular tropes and is trying to shoe horn all of them into one story”
I've read some Bad!Fanfic that is more internally consistent than this published book
0.5/5 ⭐
I was intrigued by the premise of the book - but the execution of the story was like nails on a chalk board. the FMC is Schrodinger's shifter - she's both a shifter and a human; until the story looks at her too long and she has to be one or the other, but it's never consistent
is this a post-appocolyptic world where modern technology is known of but no longer functions? or is it a fantasy world? again, it's unclear
I think the FMC is trying to come across as a strong, independent woman - but she comes across as a judgmental, misandrist b***h
Right before I DNF'd - the one thought that I kept circling back to was “it's as if the author took the top 5 most popular tropes and is trying to shoe horn all of them into one story”
I've read some Bad!Fanfic that is more internally consistent than this published book