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A review by cookiemuncher3000
Dual Nature by Elizabeth Knight
2.0
Gosh this book was a trip.
I was expecting something fun with a strong FMC with a clear head great critical thinking skills. But it wasn't like that at all.
I liked the assassin aspect of the story but there wasn't much to it. She only ever had a chance at being an assassin in the beginning and a little at the end. Oh, and lets not forget she mentions she is an assassin a lot in between but that doesn't matter since her Omega nature (who was the most submissive, sad, weak like thing) had taken over for most of it.
This book went from 0% to 100% then to 200% so fast. I hated it how fast paced it was. I felt like we never really got to experience the characters or got much in depth with them. It was all purely surface level and only showed just how every was supposed to be instinctual but came off as gross, aggressive for no reason, and sad.
Within twenty four hours Finley went from an assassin to an omega to being taken by three alphas, to then shifting (when the full moon wasn't for another day. And don't get started on the spanking!), to then going into heat as a newly turned werewolf and chased in the woods and bangs said alphas. It all went by so fast my neck hurts just thinking about it.
This book was so overly dramatic for no reason it felt like the authour watches a lot of telenovela.
I was expecting something fun with a strong FMC with a clear head great critical thinking skills. But it wasn't like that at all.
I liked the assassin aspect of the story but there wasn't much to it. She only ever had a chance at being an assassin in the beginning and a little at the end. Oh, and lets not forget she mentions she is an assassin a lot in between but that doesn't matter since her Omega nature (who was the most submissive, sad, weak like thing) had taken over for most of it.
This book went from 0% to 100% then to 200% so fast. I hated it how fast paced it was. I felt like we never really got to experience the characters or got much in depth with them. It was all purely surface level and only showed just how every was supposed to be instinctual but came off as gross, aggressive for no reason, and sad.
Within twenty four hours Finley went from an assassin to an omega to being taken by three alphas, to then shifting (when the full moon wasn't for another day. And don't get started on the spanking!), to then going into heat as a newly turned werewolf and chased in the woods and bangs said alphas. It all went by so fast my neck hurts just thinking about it.
This book was so overly dramatic for no reason it felt like the authour watches a lot of telenovela.