Status Updates From The Play (Charleston Condor...

This is quite literally the first book where i had to go “can this be over already?”. Bad characterization wrapped in bad storytelling. The author keeps trying to convince the reader these are good people through internal dialogs but none of that showed in their actions or actual dialogs. Theyre both full of themselves and think less of others.

Youd think a couple with 2 people who both has more money than they know what to do with wont have a power imbalance. But no Grant walks Deacon like a dog just because he is a billionaire and keep hammering in how much he has to be responsible for, and every step of the way its his decision what the couple can be and any one who either try to understand or try to improve the status quo he gets pissy and dismissive.

Throughout the series Deacon has put up this front of a secure pillar thats holding up the team, so much so that he constantly dish out life advices and warn people if they bring their personal issue to the game. But in the end none of them have let their issue affected the team as much as he did. No matter how guilty he feels hes still a fkn hypocrite.

Frustrating. The meat is there and theres a sweet love story inderneath but goddamn the characters are fkn insufferable. Youd think after all the shits they gave and nose poking into other couples in the series they would be better, more mature men. But no.