I'm not against the main character being beautiful, I really am not, but when that's all the main character really offers in the story, I get mad. Even from a mile away, I could tell that she was a Mary-sue. She was boring, and somehow all the boys wanted her. It was annoying watching this go on back and forth.Īlenna, on the other hand wasn't any better either. There was even a time where I wished I was in the book, so I could go in and slap Gadya silly over and over again. 'Alenna, you bitch, don't look at him! You're stupid, ugly, and weak!' 'Alenna, I'll help and teach how to hunt.'

And even then, Gadya couldn't even make up her own mind, which left her with two vastly different personalities. But no, Liam was just too hot to resist.Īlenna, definitely had her priorities fucked up.Īnd Gadya had so much potential as well, but instead, the author doesn't know what to do with her so she makes her into two characters: the jealous ex-girlfriend who hates Alenna, and the brave, strong warrior hunter. You must have a small brain because you're stuck on a fucking deserted island with no food or water, and anyone at anytime could come and kill you. You're stranded on a island with enemies everywhere, and you're fighting over a stupid boy. And the whole love triangle thing with Gadya was pointless and frankly, stupid. Finding a guy attractive then kissing him isn't falling in love. I was literally shouting at the book at this point. I swear on the third meeting between these boring characters they both fall in love. And another thing that further fueled the fuel with this book was the instant love. One moment, she's saying that she won't fall in love with hot boy Liam and focus on surviving, then the next moment, she's drooling over him, and his muscles. My reaction to reading the summary of this book.įirst and foremost, Alenna needs to set her priorities straight.

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