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A review by eleanorreadstoo
Madame by Sara Cate
3.0
3.5 Ultimately Underwhelming ✨'s
Well, I honestly don't know how to feel..... This was good, much better than the last one; however, I can't say I'm not underwhelmed. First off, I feel like the main characters and their relationships were disproportionate. Being an MFF, with both women having a relationship with the man, currently or previously, there was background, however, the FF relationship was lacking in comparison. The current girlfriend of the MMC, didn't really have a role in my opinion except to pull the other two together. I really felt like she was an add-on, and I did not love that at all. This is also her first relationship with a woman and she literally just dives in. No dialogue on her sexuality at all when she previously states she is straight, other than her being like oh I'm attracted to this lady, I must be bisexual. There was really not much background to her character besides her being young, sweet, and naive; her character was not fleshed out compared to the other two MCs. I also can't stress enough that this was way too long, the lack of communication was so stifling and unnecessary, it drew the book out 100 more pages than there needed to be. Honestly, tell me why this is almost 500 pages!?!?! I'm sad to say goodbye to the Salacious Players Club, however, what I'm most sad about, is that these last two books have put a damper on the series for me.
Well, I honestly don't know how to feel..... This was good, much better than the last one; however, I can't say I'm not underwhelmed. First off, I feel like the main characters and their relationships were disproportionate. Being an MFF, with both women having a relationship with the man, currently or previously, there was background, however, the FF relationship was lacking in comparison. The current girlfriend of the MMC, didn't really have a role in my opinion except to pull the other two together. I really felt like she was an add-on, and I did not love that at all. This is also her first relationship with a woman and she literally just dives in. No dialogue on her sexuality at all when she previously states she is straight, other than her being like oh I'm attracted to this lady, I must be bisexual. There was really not much background to her character besides her being young, sweet, and naive; her character was not fleshed out compared to the other two MCs. I also can't stress enough that this was way too long, the lack of communication was so stifling and unnecessary, it drew the book out 100 more pages than there needed to be. Honestly, tell me why this is almost 500 pages!?!?! I'm sad to say goodbye to the Salacious Players Club, however, what I'm most sad about, is that these last two books have put a damper on the series for me.