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A review by p0laris
Marshall by Alisha J. Williams, Alisha Williams, Cassie Lein, Alisha Williams
3.0
If these are your tropes, and you don't mind the almost insta-love-ish vibe, this is definitely the book for you. While there's a storyline, it's mainly focused on the tropes. I found the siblings interesting side characters, especially because the MCs are exhibitionists in their impatience, and their family farm is their playground.
Yeah.
They saw a lot.
Anyway, the story is a quick read, and I was glad they got together at the end. I didn't like a few elements, though. For one thing, I absolutely despise when one character uses other people just to make the person they're supposedly interested in jealous. BOTH MCs did this more than one time throughout the book, and I just don't find it romantic to hurt someone's feelings, or to make them question your relationship, just to see what they'll do, or because it makes you proud when they claim you publicly. Eh.
Also, he fucking branded her p*ssy without warning her during sex. Like an actual brand with his initials, and then says he tended to it for a week as after care. This is just after they had separated bc he couldn't simply call her his girlfriend when he treated her like one. Now he wants to permanently brand her with no warning and without them even discussing the separation? That's a big no fucking thank you for me.
Yeah.
They saw a lot.
Anyway, the story is a quick read, and I was glad they got together at the end. I didn't like a few elements, though. For one thing, I absolutely despise when one character uses other people just to make the person they're supposedly interested in jealous. BOTH MCs did this more than one time throughout the book, and I just don't find it romantic to hurt someone's feelings, or to make them question your relationship, just to see what they'll do, or because it makes you proud when they claim you publicly. Eh.
Also, he fucking branded her p*ssy without warning her during sex. Like an actual brand with his initials, and then says he tended to it for a week as after care. This is just after they had separated bc he couldn't simply call her his girlfriend when he treated her like one. Now he wants to permanently brand her with no warning and without them even discussing the separation? That's a big no fucking thank you for me.