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Archangel's Kiss
by Nalini Singh
3.5/5 ⭐
I prefer the first book, and this second one honestly makes me want to put a hold on the rest of the series or even DNF it. I haven't decided yet, but for sure I won't continue for a good while.
This won't be a long review, but let me say this: the book is horny. I LOVE a good book with spice, I really do. However, I don't think this one was marketed solely for that, yet it feels like it. It's still got a good plot, but I feel so bored reading about how horny the main characters are for each other. It's like every chapter they're just trying to be naked. Not to mention how often Elena says how hot and beautiful Raphael is. We get it okay? Not every chapter needs to end with someone grabbing someone else's breast.
Secondly, something about the writing feels off, like something is being skipped. This was fine in the first book because the plot was still so prominent, but this time I can't ignore it. I feel like I'm going mad trying to figure out how to verbalize what's 'wrong' with the writing style.
I prefer the first book, and this second one honestly makes me want to put a hold on the rest of the series or even DNF it. I haven't decided yet, but for sure I won't continue for a good while.
This won't be a long review, but let me say this: the book is horny. I LOVE a good book with spice, I really do. However, I don't think this one was marketed solely for that, yet it feels like it. It's still got a good plot, but I feel so bored reading about how horny the main characters are for each other. It's like every chapter they're just trying to be naked. Not to mention how often Elena says how hot and beautiful Raphael is. We get it okay? Not every chapter needs to end with someone grabbing someone else's breast.
Secondly, something about the writing feels off, like something is being skipped. This was fine in the first book because the plot was still so prominent, but this time I can't ignore it. I feel like I'm going mad trying to figure out how to verbalize what's 'wrong' with the writing style.