Tammy’s Reviews > Powerless > Status Update

I have a lot of thoughts. I guess I'm logging them here, so that I'd have things to refer to when the time comes to write the review.

This book is very long. Anyway, one thing that really stands out to me is how Paedyn and Kai don't really have distinct voices. They sound the same, speak the same, etc., despite being of vastly different backgrounds, along with having different personalities and life experiences.

You know, if I never have to see or hear “Ocean eyes” or “ocean-blue eyes” ever again, I’ll be okay.

Paedyn, I’m rooting for you, girl.

OMGGG…you know, I love Kai Azer. The only fictional man who’s ever made me squeal and kick my feet (WTF…), but his brother—Kitt? Yeah, I’d like one of those, too, please.

People have criticized that “this isn’t a true enemies-to-lovers story,” but it actually is. Paeden and Kai are *ideological* enemies. A lot of people there’s only one type of enemies, but there are many. Two people can like, or even love each other, for example, and still be enemies because their outlooks are at war.