The Lost Apothecary

DNF at some 60 pages

I was looking forward reading this. Hidden feminism giving powerless women some power.
But - I can't stand the whining. I can't stand the dramatics. I can't stand the stupidity. And there's a definite flavor of marysueity and deus-ex-machinism... a certain feeling of that the heroines won't ever really get into real danger or problems and there is always something convenient happening that will make everything right without them needing to fix it. Most of the problems, drama, conflicts are emotional and feels exaggerated and imaginary.

Reminds me of Addie LaRue, and I don't like that book.

So, not going to read any longer. It could be good later on, but I doubt it. I'll go find something that's good from the beginning.