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A review by imskylow
The Never King by Nikki St. Crowe
adventurous
dark
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
0.25
No. Absolutly not.
Why is anything about this book the way it is? All the boys and Peter claim they're monsters and yeah, they are, but for absolutely no reason at all. They kill people on the island just because they can. It's not like the two deaths in the book needed to happen though. (Never mind the fact that Peter rails Winnie with blood still on his hands. Talk about unsanitary) And they have no reason to be mean to Winnie or any of the previous Darling girls. If they want information, can you not treat them kindly until you can get it? Why are we chaining Winnie up besides kink appeal? Nikki, make it make sensssseee. I understand you like writing stories where "the villain gets the girl" but these just aren't convincing villains.
Why is anything about this book the way it is? All the boys and Peter claim they're monsters and yeah, they are, but for absolutely no reason at all. They kill people on the island just because they can. It's not like the two deaths in the book needed to happen though. (Never mind the fact that Peter rails Winnie with blood still on his hands. Talk about unsanitary) And they have no reason to be mean to Winnie or any of the previous Darling girls. If they want information, can you not treat them kindly until you can get it? Why are we chaining Winnie up besides kink appeal? Nikki, make it make sensssseee. I understand you like writing stories where "the villain gets the girl" but these just aren't convincing villains.