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Dragged Under by D.E. Chapman
2.0
1.5 stars
Firstly this book needs serious editing. There's so many errors with spelling, grammar, punctuation and also a unreasonable number of words missing from sentences.
The beginning is so rushed, and it's just too far fetched. The first bonding feels a bit rapey, they don't explain anything, Gabrielle has just been attacked and has no idea what's happened to her, but the three guys just want to mate and bond. They let her walk to one if them but her inner monologue makes it clear it's not something she wants or would normally do.
Then the way Branh treats her. I'm sorry but no means no, even in an omegaverse book, consent is still key. The other guys aren't much better, they treat her horribly, she may as well be a sex slave. She's given no say in any of the bonds, and they put her at risk by forcing the knot out as well.
I liked the world build, I liked how the story of Lucifer's fall and Adam and Eve were reimagined. That's honestly the only thing that I liked though.
I do not understand the high star reviews for this book.
Firstly this book needs serious editing. There's so many errors with spelling, grammar, punctuation and also a unreasonable number of words missing from sentences.
The beginning is so rushed, and it's just too far fetched. The first bonding feels a bit rapey, they don't explain anything, Gabrielle has just been attacked and has no idea what's happened to her, but the three guys just want to mate and bond. They let her walk to one if them but her inner monologue makes it clear it's not something she wants or would normally do.
Then the way Branh treats her. I'm sorry but no means no, even in an omegaverse book, consent is still key. The other guys aren't much better, they treat her horribly, she may as well be a sex slave. She's given no say in any of the bonds, and they put her at risk by forcing the knot out as well.
I liked the world build, I liked how the story of Lucifer's fall and Adam and Eve were reimagined. That's honestly the only thing that I liked though.
I do not understand the high star reviews for this book.