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Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
I adored this installment of the Alchemy series.
The first few were so super sexy, but also had heavy elements, dealing with religious guilt, death and grieving, and divorce and shaming. This one was just mostly fun and a call for women everywhere to take back their sexuality.
Aita is a woman scorned, a 40 something-year-old divorced woman whose famous rich husband cheated on her. She needs to do everything she can to show everybody that she is still a hot sexual woman. she teams up with Cal at Alchemy to put on a TV documentary about sex after divorce in your forties.
There's very little angst, there's no third act breakup. There's just sex and lust and more sex and love. It's quite delightful.
You do not have to read the rest of them but I would because other characters make appearances and it just makes more sense if you know who they are.
The audiobook was done very well. Kylie Stewart and Will M. Watt have done a fantastic job throughout. It's done in dual narration but they do a very good job. No complaints here.
The first few were so super sexy, but also had heavy elements, dealing with religious guilt, death and grieving, and divorce and shaming. This one was just mostly fun and a call for women everywhere to take back their sexuality.
Aita is a woman scorned, a 40 something-year-old divorced woman whose famous rich husband cheated on her. She needs to do everything she can to show everybody that she is still a hot sexual woman. she teams up with Cal at Alchemy to put on a TV documentary about sex after divorce in your forties.
There's very little angst, there's no third act breakup. There's just sex and lust and more sex and love. It's quite delightful.
You do not have to read the rest of them but I would because other characters make appearances and it just makes more sense if you know who they are.
The audiobook was done very well. Kylie Stewart and Will M. Watt have done a fantastic job throughout. It's done in dual narration but they do a very good job. No complaints here.