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mjulis 's review for:
Love Habit
by TL Clark
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
No
Diverse cast of characters:
No
I am going to scream.
The way any arising issue or obstacle quickly turned into a non-issue without much friction was so gd tedious. I know the author wanted a story that wasn’t about gay people suffering, which I can appreciate when it’s at least GOOD. I’m not fussy about historical accuracy when it comes to historical romances being inclusive and I think this can be done in a brilliant and fun way, but this was not it.
The author goes out of their way to say we need to be patient and that this is a slow burn which is just not true!! The book might as well have just finished at 40% because I promise that every unwashed monk nook and cranny had been explored by that point and they’re oh-so-in-love.
One of my all-time favourite books is Saint by Sierra Simone, so unfortunately my standard for this kind of book was way higher than it apparently should’ve been.
The way any arising issue or obstacle quickly turned into a non-issue without much friction was so gd tedious. I know the author wanted a story that wasn’t about gay people suffering, which I can appreciate when it’s at least GOOD. I’m not fussy about historical accuracy when it comes to historical romances being inclusive and I think this can be done in a brilliant and fun way, but this was not it.
The author goes out of their way to say we need to be patient and that this is a slow burn which is just not true!! The book might as well have just finished at 40% because I promise that every unwashed monk nook and cranny had been explored by that point and they’re oh-so-in-love.
One of my all-time favourite books is Saint by Sierra Simone, so unfortunately my standard for this kind of book was way higher than it apparently should’ve been.