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Endless Sundays 10: The Assistant
236 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 14, 2026
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May 17, 2026
ugh I wish your hand would heal faster
I was so into this book. Reading at a furious pace. Devouring each word and sentence until the very end. Then turning the last page and cursing not your story but the circumstances that prevented it from becoming complete. Well done sir.
I was so into this book. Reading at a furious pace. Devouring each word and sentence until the very end. Then turning the last page and cursing not your story but the circumstances that prevented it from becoming complete. Well done sir.
June 8, 2026
Losing interest. The storyline isn’t living up to it’s potential.
The MC’s conceit, hubris and smarminess is becoming annoying as the books increasingly focuses on the psychological manipulation of everyone he comes in contact with, especially in growing his harem. There’s really few conflicts being overcome other than how to manipulate women into his bed.
The issue with Jasmine’s unwanted suitor has dragged on and on, with barely any interaction or resolution. Yes, alliances and plans have been set in motion to take out his whole clan, but this installment barely mentions him.
The essence of a good story is the dream, the struggle, the prize. Other than bedding a harem, there’s no higher purpose. Since the Mercer family conflict seems on the back burner, there’s little conflict anticipation. There are also few surprises, twists and turns. No moral dilemmas, limited physical action, few behind the scenes glimpses into the enemy’s schemes. In other words, little to engage the imagination and cause excitement.
At least, in the first books there were events and conflicts to overcome, now there’s just paparazzi being annoying. There’s nothing that requires the use of the MC’s supernatural advantages other than his know-it-all info on the various people that he has gathered. That is a big failing.
The MC’s conceit, hubris and smarminess is becoming annoying as the books increasingly focuses on the psychological manipulation of everyone he comes in contact with, especially in growing his harem. There’s really few conflicts being overcome other than how to manipulate women into his bed.
The issue with Jasmine’s unwanted suitor has dragged on and on, with barely any interaction or resolution. Yes, alliances and plans have been set in motion to take out his whole clan, but this installment barely mentions him.
The essence of a good story is the dream, the struggle, the prize. Other than bedding a harem, there’s no higher purpose. Since the Mercer family conflict seems on the back burner, there’s little conflict anticipation. There are also few surprises, twists and turns. No moral dilemmas, limited physical action, few behind the scenes glimpses into the enemy’s schemes. In other words, little to engage the imagination and cause excitement.
At least, in the first books there were events and conflicts to overcome, now there’s just paparazzi being annoying. There’s nothing that requires the use of the MC’s supernatural advantages other than his know-it-all info on the various people that he has gathered. That is a big failing.
June 18, 2026
The first volume was written like a college bro airing out his harem fantasies with his fantastic "GENIUS" ideas.
The author CLEARLY improved and underpinned this tenth volume with psychological analysis (based on research); it's superfluous, yes, but the utilization is apropos for the story's context with regard to MC's current romantic objective.
I'm always fond of improvement.
This is a fun read, especially at the end. I'm looking forward to the Part Two.
The author CLEARLY improved and underpinned this tenth volume with psychological analysis (based on research); it's superfluous, yes, but the utilization is apropos for the story's context with regard to MC's current romantic objective.
I'm always fond of improvement.
This is a fun read, especially at the end. I'm looking forward to the Part Two.
June 7, 2026
Short novella, just a filler really.
Short book in the series to introduce a new character in the main character's life. I find the excessive explanation a bit overdone and all of these books, but the premise is fun.
Short book in the series to introduce a new character in the main character's life. I find the excessive explanation a bit overdone and all of these books, but the premise is fun.
May 17, 2026
Great series
Can't wait for the second half. Evelyn fits in perfect. Best series I have read in a long time. A+++. Hopefully. It will be on audible in the future.
Can't wait for the second half. Evelyn fits in perfect. Best series I have read in a long time. A+++. Hopefully. It will be on audible in the future.
May 17, 2026
Brilliant series
Wow this series just keeps getting better and better. What a cliff hanger to end the book on. Please hurry up and release the next book.
Wow this series just keeps getting better and better. What a cliff hanger to end the book on. Please hurry up and release the next book.
May 24, 2026
Entertaining, short
As entertaining as normal, but thankfully author warned in intro it would be short. It very much was and ended on a subtle… you must wait for next book.
As entertaining as normal, but thankfully author warned in intro it would be short. It very much was and ended on a subtle… you must wait for next book.
June 10, 2026
Feels rushed
Thus volume did absolutely nothing to drive the story forward. You could avoid this book and not miss a thing. Very disappointing.
Thus volume did absolutely nothing to drive the story forward. You could avoid this book and not miss a thing. Very disappointing.
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