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zbarrett 's review for:
Twisted Games
by Ana Huang
What a let down. I heard that most people didn’t love the first book but ate up the rest of the series and I do not see how. The first third of the book felt like a mirror of the first book, the way that Rhys was portrayed was exactly the same as Alex in the first book, he even brought out some of the exact same cringey lines. I’m sure this was intentional but I was not here for it at all.
The whole plot was incredibly predictable as well. There was 0 shock factor and literally no twists or surprises at all. As soon as Rhys mentioned his father was from Eldora it was immediately obvious his father was of high ranking etc etc.
Although there was a lot more dialect between the two love interests in this book than there was the first, the spicy scenes felt a little repetitive and got boring by the second one.
I don’t know if it was just me or what but I also did not like Rhys’ character and felt the pairing between the two made me cringe a little.
Also I knew what the next book would be about whilst still reading the first book, further confirmed by the ending of this book. I feel like I don’t even need to read the third book as I already know what’s going to happen.
The whole plot was incredibly predictable as well. There was 0 shock factor and literally no twists or surprises at all. As soon as Rhys mentioned his father was from Eldora it was immediately obvious his father was of high ranking etc etc.
Although there was a lot more dialect between the two love interests in this book than there was the first, the spicy scenes felt a little repetitive and got boring by the second one.
I don’t know if it was just me or what but I also did not like Rhys’ character and felt the pairing between the two made me cringe a little.
Also I knew what the next book would be about whilst still reading the first book, further confirmed by the ending of this book. I feel like I don’t even need to read the third book as I already know what’s going to happen.