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4.0 AVERAGE
4.0 AVERAGE
emotional
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
emotional
lighthearted
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:
Yes
3,25-3,5/5
It was enjoyabale.
It was enjoyabale.
I wish there was a little more plot. The previous book felt fuller somehow, the character arcs more evenly paced. However, the romance and growing found family were heartwarming as usual. If I had to guess, I'd say Carriger has the most fun writing Max. He's just such an interesting mix of immense power and snarky asshole. Her character work in general is wonderful.
I'm so distressed to have to 3 star this book. I'm a HUGE HUGE fan of miss.carriger. She is my staple.
I didnt connect to either character. I just ....didnt. It was hard for me to get my head in his book. I did however love Max more and lord knows I LOVE MARVIN!!! ššš
The next book .....enforcer enigma ....had me salivating already tho. Judd. I like him already lol I like my men crotchety
I didnt connect to either character. I just ....didnt. It was hard for me to get my head in his book. I did however love Max more and lord knows I LOVE MARVIN!!! ššš
The next book .....enforcer enigma ....had me salivating already tho. Judd. I like him already lol I like my men crotchety
Rating: 2.5/5
Disclaimer: I received an Advanced Reader Copy of this novel with the condition that I review it should I feel so inclined. Thoughts and opinions are my own. I would have reviewed this novel regardless of when or how I got it.
I'm generally a big fan of Carriger works, but this series has been a miss for me. That being said, the modern voice and wit Carriger uses in the San Andreas Shifters series, and in this book especially, is amazing. Also queer characters for daaaaaays! However, at the end of the day, it didn't save the book for me.
The Omega Objection needed/needs a SERIOUS developmental edit to par down extraneous characters/plot lines and develop Tank and Isaacās characters and relationship. I kept reading until the end because I love the way Gail writes in her modern voice, and her wit had me rolling, but I was not invested in the relationship like I wanted to be.
I was invested in Isaacās story line but not his romance with Tank. Neither Isaac nor Tank really developed much as characters by the end of the novel, and what development did occur felt rushed. The new characters that were introduced weren't fleshed out at all, which basically ruined them. All the old favorites got trotted out, but their appearances just ended up stealing the show and introducing secondary or tertiary plot lines that distracted me from the story at hand.
I feel bad tearing a Carriger book apart like this, but thatās where Iām at. I really, really wanted to like The Omega Objection; it had so much potential, and had all the right ingredients for me to love it, but in the end the mix didn't bake well and the cake was not for me. I honestly, really and truly, liked The Omega Objection better than I did The Sumage Solution, but I ended up rating it lower because of the weak characters and muddled plot.
Disclaimer: I received an Advanced Reader Copy of this novel with the condition that I review it should I feel so inclined. Thoughts and opinions are my own. I would have reviewed this novel regardless of when or how I got it.
I'm generally a big fan of Carriger works, but this series has been a miss for me. That being said, the modern voice and wit Carriger uses in the San Andreas Shifters series, and in this book especially, is amazing. Also queer characters for daaaaaays! However, at the end of the day, it didn't save the book for me.
The Omega Objection needed/needs a SERIOUS developmental edit to par down extraneous characters/plot lines and develop Tank and Isaacās characters and relationship. I kept reading until the end because I love the way Gail writes in her modern voice, and her wit had me rolling, but I was not invested in the relationship like I wanted to be.
I was invested in Isaacās story line but not his romance with Tank. Neither Isaac nor Tank really developed much as characters by the end of the novel, and what development did occur felt rushed. The new characters that were introduced weren't fleshed out at all, which basically ruined them. All the old favorites got trotted out, but their appearances just ended up stealing the show and introducing secondary or tertiary plot lines that distracted me from the story at hand.
I feel bad tearing a Carriger book apart like this, but thatās where Iām at. I really, really wanted to like The Omega Objection; it had so much potential, and had all the right ingredients for me to love it, but in the end the mix didn't bake well and the cake was not for me. I honestly, really and truly, liked The Omega Objection better than I did The Sumage Solution, but I ended up rating it lower because of the weak characters and muddled plot.
I frankly devoured this book. A long lover of Gail Carrigerās writing, I was enchanted with Marine Biology. I was ensorcelled by The Sumage Solution. So needless to say I was bedazzled by The Omega Objection.
Unlike the other two tales, the two main characters are not brimming with snarky comments or dry witticisms, just copious amounts of gooey kindness. This is not a sickly sweet romance, as there are some very serious dramas abounding, but it is a lovely romance for the series.
Unlike the other two tales, the two main characters are not brimming with snarky comments or dry witticisms, just copious amounts of gooey kindness. This is not a sickly sweet romance, as there are some very serious dramas abounding, but it is a lovely romance for the series.
I liked the Omega storyline, but the romance was a little too instalove for me.
3.5 better than the first one. The story semed to flow better.
Well that was fun, just like the other books in this series.
I love the world building and the dynamics of this unusual pack and I loved how Isaac's story unfolded. Tank is such a sweetheart, far more than the gentle giant impression he gives.
The Dom/sub elements were well crafted to the narrative to and I liked how intertwined both Tank's non rank and Isaac's Omega status were fitted into both the revealed plot but also the pack as a whole.
Super sweet, spicy and with all the feels, this was a fab addition to the series.
I love the world building and the dynamics of this unusual pack and I loved how Isaac's story unfolded. Tank is such a sweetheart, far more than the gentle giant impression he gives.
The Dom/sub elements were well crafted to the narrative to and I liked how intertwined both Tank's non rank and Isaac's Omega status were fitted into both the revealed plot but also the pack as a whole.
Super sweet, spicy and with all the feels, this was a fab addition to the series.