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A review by noriboo
Boys Who Hunt by Clarissa Wild
4.0
I'm usually not into legacy series, but this one is off to a great start!
Now, the storyline was exciting. Ivy is as tough as she's fun, and I enjoyed seeing her letting her guard down and have genuine, vulnerable moments despite all the hardships she encounters. She deserves the world, and I appreciated that Max took the initiative in learning sign language because Ivy is deaf.
The personalities of Max, Silas, and Heath are a perfect blend of some of their parents' personality traits, but they still very much felt like their own person. The cameo parenting moments gave me the giggles: I bet their parents are now more understanding of the previous Dean of Spine Ridge U because their own kids are giving them a run for their money.
Now, the storyline was exciting. Ivy is as tough as she's fun, and I enjoyed seeing her letting her guard down and have genuine, vulnerable moments despite all the hardships she encounters. She deserves the world, and I appreciated that Max took the initiative in learning sign language because Ivy is deaf.
The personalities of Max, Silas, and Heath are a perfect blend of some of their parents' personality traits, but they still very much felt like their own person. The cameo parenting moments gave me the giggles: I bet their parents are now more understanding of the previous Dean of Spine Ridge U because their own kids are giving them a run for their money.