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Drawn In by Sean Ashcroft
2.0
DNF at 56%
Boring and shallow unfortunately. While I loved the idea of a marriage of convinience, especially with a kid, the storytelling itself ruined it for me.
The third person POV was uncomfortably shallow and I felt like the author is not even trying to place the story in space and time.
Important topics were mentioned but glossed over, no inner thoughts of the characters were shared, characterization was non-existent.
This writing style is not for me. I felt zero connection to the characters and without that reading it kind of became pointless.
The scenes with the most detial and actually kind of decent writing were the sex scenes that gave the impression that not much effort was put into making this book more than just smut.
This was recommended for the fake marriage trope but let me tell you... I am still looking for a good one which is queer.
Boring and shallow unfortunately. While I loved the idea of a marriage of convinience, especially with a kid, the storytelling itself ruined it for me.
The third person POV was uncomfortably shallow and I felt like the author is not even trying to place the story in space and time.
Important topics were mentioned but glossed over, no inner thoughts of the characters were shared, characterization was non-existent.
This writing style is not for me. I felt zero connection to the characters and without that reading it kind of became pointless.
The scenes with the most detial and actually kind of decent writing were the sex scenes that gave the impression that not much effort was put into making this book more than just smut.
This was recommended for the fake marriage trope but let me tell you... I am still looking for a good one which is queer.