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The book is fast and entertaining, but the guys are just psycho and are bullying her

The romance is not romancing for me

So far so good. The book is very interesting and I like the writing style a lot.

I also see this series as a mix of Ironside Academy, which was a blast and had a healthy approach to the bonding topic, and Zodiac Academy with miscommunication and bullying.

The best part of the book is Oli loving the nightmare puppies more then her bonds lol

Nothing like a good old why choose to get out from a reading slump

The writing is just too much. The descriptions are too much purple prosy, the writing style just doesn’t serve the story at all.
The dialogues feel overly dramatic, even if didn’t get any introduction to the characters‘ history.

The idea of this novel is great, but the execution is to cry about.
-inconsistent world building

I don’t know if there is going to be more drama in the last 4%, but till know the book was meh

Almost half of the book done and almost nothing really happened

The writing is very telly, and feels repetitive. The first chapter almost made me DNF it, since it just goes on and on about the repression of women.
We get it, they weren’t allowed a lot of this, but we don’t need 10 pages about it. This could have been shortened by 70% and it wouldn’t influence the story at all.

This book was on my TBR for some time!


Spoiler:
I like the northern setting, but I am still wondering why she had to marry his father and not him directly in the beginning? Even the father acknowledges that his son is connected to her fate and gives him the order to protect her. Than why not have his son marry her and seal their fate directly?

Nothing happens in this book

This book is so intriguing so far!

Almost one fifth of this book read and the writing style is hard for me to follow. It gives ADHD realtime thoughts - with a lot of jumps from one topic to another. There are also a lot of different gods from (different?) mythologies mentioned without further introduction