aroy011's review
adventurous
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? N/A
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A
1.75
Content Warnings
Minor: Kidnapping
sprainedbrain's review
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
1.5
bookishbai's review
5.0
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5
-Peter Pan Retelling
-Who did this to you trope
-Reverse Harem
-Possessive & overprotective males
One Sentence Synopsis: Gwen is taken to the world of Neverland where she is swept off her feet by Peter and the Lost Boys, but darkness lies in the seemingly perfect world, and she begins to forget her sister and everything she left behind.
Holy crapola! This book was so much fun to read. I literally could not put it down. Gwen and her harem of totally hawt men (Peter, Ryder, Eben, and Tripp) had my heart completely. Also, I’m so interested in James Hook, it’s not even funny. I think Tripp and Ryder are my favs though. Tripp was just so caring and Ryder was so flirty, I loved it. Overall, the characters really had a great dynamic with one another.
The story was well-planned out. My fav scenes were with Tripp, Ryder, and Gwen. I seriously cannot get enough of them. I did find myself wondering why Gwen wasn’t freaking out more about being in Neverland and forgetting her sick sister, but I’m also assuming that the power of Neverland helped that.
And that ending!!! Mean, that’s what it was. I have so many questions, but the most important one is when the hell can I read the next one??
Neverland? More like I never want to leave this book! (That was bad, I know. I don’t apologize. I am who I am and that comes with really shitty jokes)
-Peter Pan Retelling
-Who did this to you trope
-Reverse Harem
-Possessive & overprotective males
One Sentence Synopsis: Gwen is taken to the world of Neverland where she is swept off her feet by Peter and the Lost Boys, but darkness lies in the seemingly perfect world, and she begins to forget her sister and everything she left behind.
Holy crapola! This book was so much fun to read. I literally could not put it down. Gwen and her harem of totally hawt men (Peter, Ryder, Eben, and Tripp) had my heart completely. Also, I’m so interested in James Hook, it’s not even funny. I think Tripp and Ryder are my favs though. Tripp was just so caring and Ryder was so flirty, I loved it. Overall, the characters really had a great dynamic with one another.
The story was well-planned out. My fav scenes were with Tripp, Ryder, and Gwen. I seriously cannot get enough of them. I did find myself wondering why Gwen wasn’t freaking out more about being in Neverland and forgetting her sick sister, but I’m also assuming that the power of Neverland helped that.
And that ending!!! Mean, that’s what it was. I have so many questions, but the most important one is when the hell can I read the next one??
Neverland? More like I never want to leave this book! (That was bad, I know. I don’t apologize. I am who I am and that comes with really shitty jokes)
jess_reader's review
2.0
DNF’d @ 64%.
I just couldn’t really take it anymore. There’s zero plot, very little spice, it reads young for 18+. Gwen had no…substance? She was just jealous or horny, all the time. At 64% I’d have expected to learnt a little more about the characters by now, but I don’t know anything about Peter and the Lost Boys.
This could have been great, like it wasn’t awful, it was just…blaaahhhh.
Two stars just because it’s set in Neverland and what little I knew of them, Peter and The Lost Boys get a star too.
I just couldn’t really take it anymore. There’s zero plot, very little spice, it reads young for 18+. Gwen had no…substance? She was just jealous or horny, all the time. At 64% I’d have expected to learnt a little more about the characters by now, but I don’t know anything about Peter and the Lost Boys.
This could have been great, like it wasn’t awful, it was just…blaaahhhh.
Two stars just because it’s set in Neverland and what little I knew of them, Peter and The Lost Boys get a star too.
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