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A review by synth
A Fugitive's Kiss by Jaime Clevenger
1.0
- tries to be complex, only succeeds in being convoluted but simplistic
- at no point in time do the main characters convince me they're in love, nor does their love truly makes sense, as one is emotionally constipated and a murderer, and the other is dangerously stubborn and mercurial, all for drama's sake. At least, it tried to portray a somewhat healthy relationship, which I appreciated, even if it fails in that it just feels unnecessarily dramatic and unrealistically resolved most of the time
- the magic kinda makes sense, but people's refusal to learn to heed forecasts and more-than-natural inklings and feelings is very frustrating
- at no point in time do the main characters convince me they're in love, nor does their love truly makes sense, as one is emotionally constipated and a murderer, and the other is dangerously stubborn and mercurial, all for drama's sake. At least, it tried to portray a somewhat healthy relationship, which I appreciated, even if it fails in that it just feels unnecessarily dramatic and unrealistically resolved most of the time
- the magic kinda makes sense, but people's refusal to learn to heed forecasts and more-than-natural inklings and feelings is very frustrating