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A review by venusofthesnakes
The Omega Objection by Gail Carriger, G.L. Carriger
3.0
I'm a little disappointed with this one. The characters were pretty lackluster. The plot was, I don't know, same-ish? I did still... enjoy it? Like, I read the whole thing, but I was getting bored, mostly because:
There is a lot of repeated information.
For example, the pack gets introduced, quirks and all, about 5-100 times in this book. Sometimes, information is retold to the same person, like they hadn't just told them that a few days ago. Tank will keep telling us how sub he is again and again.
And despite that, there is still so little lore! There are names thrown around, times, places, but very little precise lore. We got a little about magic at the end of the first book, but considering these are werewolves, very little werewolf lore. "But it's all so new, we don't know anythi-" Bitch, 100 years. That's 3 generations. You know what people learn in100 years? Psh.
I have so many questions. And I get that this is a little romance book, I do. But, there's just too little half-assed world building for me.
There is a lot of repeated information.
For example, the pack gets introduced, quirks and all, about 5-100 times in this book. Sometimes, information is retold to the same person, like they hadn't just told them that a few days ago. Tank will keep telling us how sub he is again and again.
And despite that, there is still so little lore! There are names thrown around, times, places, but very little precise lore. We got a little about magic at the end of the first book, but considering these are werewolves, very little werewolf lore. "But it's all so new, we don't know anythi-" Bitch, 100 years. That's 3 generations. You know what people learn in100 years? Psh.
I have so many questions. And I get that this is a little romance book, I do. But, there's just too little half-assed world building for me.