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The Scarlet Tanager (Annika Brisby, #3)

by Emigh Cannaday (Goodreads Author)

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" I'm at 70% in the book and I cant help but comment on how frustrated I am to the point where I felt it necessary to comment on good reads when I haven't opened this site in a year. I love this series, it's really good, and I think it's well written. I'm at 70% in the book and I cant help but comment on how frustrated I am to the point where I felt it necessary to comment on good reads when I haven't opened this site in a year. I love this series, it's really good, and I think it's well written. However, I was torn between giving this book 5 stars or no stars, and unfourtunately I cant give it no stars, so 1 star it is.

Book one was excellent, book two, started to get dicey for me. I'm a huge hater for those who cheat in real life so I make it a point to not read about it when I immerse myself in wonderful fiction, and IMHO that's exactly what Finn and Annika are doing. I honestly have never hated a character as much as I hate Annika. Finn is climbing to the top of my hate list as well. Towards the end of book 2, and now into book 3, I'm constantly shaking my head in anger, asking "How exactly is this ok?" Why are we supposed to be ok with this? The fact that Annika has been though a trauma she can't even remember excuses nothing at this point. I'm really disappointed in the author. I feel like she is using this injury to excuse unexcusble behavior, like somehow, it's ok for Annika to lust and lead on Finn, Talvi's brother just because she can't remember, and pretty much forget any kind of morals that's supposed come with being married to someone. Morals = Thrown out the window.

Annika at this point in the book knows that she is married and still dreams about boning Finn to the point that he can easily read what shes thinking, and he's acting on it. She has to be literally the most selfish, whiney little b**ch character I have ever read about and I have read A LOT of books. A character that uses any excuse in the book to justify any kind of rude additude towards her husband like throwing his past in his face constantly, and the wild lustful behavior towards her husband's brother. I'm not ok with this, I don't like it in real life and I don't like reading about it. At this point I'm only reading cause I cant wait to see what Talvi has in store for his wife and brother when he finds about them.

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I just finished it. Changed my 1 star to 5 star. ARRRRGggghhhh. ...more "

Aug 20, 2016 12:34PM · see review

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“I hurried forward and looked into the room to my left. It was a chemistry lab with a sweeping view of the snowy terrain outside, complete with large black islands in the middle of the room, independent sinks with an eyewash and a shower in the corner, silver fixtures with gas taps to run experiments with fire—
Hrmm.
Hmmmmmmmmm.
Hehehehehe.”
― Robert J. Crane, Ruthless

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