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A review by alzeller99
Honeythorn by Marina Vivancos
4.0
okay so i said before i am not the biggest a/b/o fan and that is still true, but nevertheless, I found this enjoyable. the a/b/o elements were subtle and not too overwhelming, and the parts I actually like reading about from omegavese (the bonds, and resisting-the-the bonds) were nicely done. I like my romances to make me work for the happy ending a bit, and I never stray away from a good heaping of angst and this had some DELICIOUS angst.
The parts I struggled with came down to writing style. n the beginning, vivancos threw a bunch of names out-- half of which never came up again, and some dialogue was written away through descriptions of conversations rather than just showing the actually conversations.
I will warn you that Raphael is a bit of a dick (okay a lot of a dick) at the beginning of the story and might be a little off-putting for some. His actions are explained as he isn't really an asshole for no reason and he certainly has to work for forgiveness from Milan, so take that with what you will y'know?
The parts I struggled with came down to writing style. n the beginning, vivancos threw a bunch of names out-- half of which never came up again, and some dialogue was written away through descriptions of conversations rather than just showing the actually conversations.
I will warn you that Raphael is a bit of a dick (okay a lot of a dick) at the beginning of the story and might be a little off-putting for some. His actions are explained as he isn't really an asshole for no reason and he certainly has to work for forgiveness from Milan, so take that with what you will y'know?