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lurkingaround24_7's review
5.0
Loving this series
OMG, this was amazing. I am loving Astrid and her guys. This book was a roller coaster of emotions and I love how it made me feel while reading it. Looking forward to the next book.
OMG, this was amazing. I am loving Astrid and her guys. This book was a roller coaster of emotions and I love how it made me feel while reading it. Looking forward to the next book.
thedailykaylee's review
3.0
Just meh
As with the first book, I still just don’t know how I feel about this trilogy. At certain times it seems as if the author has the writing capabilities of a high school student. “Don’t talk about her like that. She’s my soulmate.” It was just so corny. Orion, I just don’t know how I feel about him... it feels like he’s pushed Astrid to be with Conan and start her harem more than she has. Almost like he’s forcing this issue, it’s a little strange. As well as the way he calls them “kids” and calls Conan “boy”, emphasizing their age difference and almost making it a little creepy. I don’t have an issue with a wide age gap, but when the person comments on it multiple times and refers to his girlfriend as a “kids these days”, it’s a little weird in my opinion. Also, after Astrid finds out her family has been kidnapped she decides to hang out and take a nap and have sex with Orion... while her family is missing. Um what?! I’d be doing everything I could to find my family. I will still read the final book for the sake of finding out the ending because I am curious.
Update: I decided not to read the third book after all. Just really not feeling these books.
As with the first book, I still just don’t know how I feel about this trilogy. At certain times it seems as if the author has the writing capabilities of a high school student. “Don’t talk about her like that. She’s my soulmate.” It was just so corny. Orion, I just don’t know how I feel about him... it feels like he’s pushed Astrid to be with Conan and start her harem more than she has. Almost like he’s forcing this issue, it’s a little strange. As well as the way he calls them “kids” and calls Conan “boy”, emphasizing their age difference and almost making it a little creepy. I don’t have an issue with a wide age gap, but when the person comments on it multiple times and refers to his girlfriend as a “kids these days”, it’s a little weird in my opinion. Also, after Astrid finds out her family has been kidnapped she decides to hang out and take a nap and have sex with Orion... while her family is missing. Um what?! I’d be doing everything I could to find my family. I will still read the final book for the sake of finding out the ending because I am curious.
Update: I decided not to read the third book after all. Just really not feeling these books.
whitneyf's review
adventurous
challenging
emotional
funny
mysterious
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.5
kay_slayerofbooks's review
4.0
Conan the Barbarian!!!
Conan REALLY came through in every way - even though it seemed like he abandoned the group in the beginning. And Astrid
Conan REALLY came through in every way - even though it seemed like he abandoned the group in the beginning. And Astrid
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