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A review by koryou
Captain's Surrender by Alex Beecroft
3.0
There are only two things about this book that irritate me somewhat.
1) The development from two strangers forced to share their space, to friends, to lovers. I can see them becoming friends. But Peter's decision to take this relationship further doesn't make sense to me. I'd have liked to read more about their friendship first and how they grew closer over time, because it seems that there's an important part simply missing.
2) Josh's time with Giniw and Opichi. I don't know why, but... well, maybe because it's just a little too cliche for my tastes. And because I think Beecroft westernized them too much.
Apart from that, I really enjoyed reading this book.
1) The development from two strangers forced to share their space, to friends, to lovers. I can see them becoming friends. But Peter's decision to take this relationship further doesn't make sense to me. I'd have liked to read more about their friendship first and how they grew closer over time, because it seems that there's an important part simply missing.
2) Josh's time with Giniw and Opichi. I don't know why, but... well, maybe because it's just a little too cliche for my tastes. And because I think Beecroft westernized them too much.
Apart from that, I really enjoyed reading this book.