Eli Larose

I miss Percy

The book is boring at times but the very odd plot twists makes it all worth it

absolutely hard not to love. this book is feminist, enemies to lovers and obviously contains pirates... what more could you possibly ask for?

I expected so much from this book, and I was disappointed. The story is incoherent and lacks clarity.
Here's more about why I didn't like it:
- When Jen and Eric speak in the margins, it is sometimes hard just to understand what they are talking about.
- Also, why do we only get to know the first letter of the names of some of the places S. visits?
- Straka's mystery is hardly solved by the end of the book, so what was the point?
- I would like to point out that Eric and Jen ending up together brings nothing to the story. Why push two characters together if all of it is unnecessary?
- There are too many characters, which gets confusing.
- Pfeifer being the governor was also unnecessary. It could have been anyone else.
Because I liked the concept of the book, I will be giving it 2 stars.

The time jumps are a little confusing but the plot twists are worth it. This novel made me feel a wide range of emotions and I have trouble processing the end (in a good way).