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A review by amberrose
The Brilliant Death by A.R. Capetta
Lost interest around 40%
I don't know if I can put my finger on exactly why I lost interest in this. I love stories that include gender-queer characters but without a solid story behind them, Cielo and Teo just fell flat. The transitions between scenes were so quick that I didn't feel like I had enough time to fully feel the weight of everything that was happening. The plot and the character's emotions were just all over the place and it was difficult to feel grounded in the story.
I think I would like to come back to this someday and finish it. The world seemed interesting enough and I'd be interested to see how it all ends. But that interest just isn't there for me right now.
I don't know if I can put my finger on exactly why I lost interest in this. I love stories that include gender-queer characters but without a solid story behind them, Cielo and Teo just fell flat. The transitions between scenes were so quick that I didn't feel like I had enough time to fully feel the weight of everything that was happening. The plot and the character's emotions were just all over the place and it was difficult to feel grounded in the story.
I think I would like to come back to this someday and finish it. The world seemed interesting enough and I'd be interested to see how it all ends. But that interest just isn't there for me right now.