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Flor's Fiasco
by Ruby Dixon
It’s the series that will never end! And honestly… I’m not mad. The clone plot isn’t my super fave, I like characters with backstories, but there’s already enough going on in this new group that I’m interested. And I am so excited to run off and read R’jaal’s book, but quickly first.
Well done Ruby Dixon for making me care about I’rec. 👏👏👏 I was really sort of dreading his story, and bumming out about R’jaal getting passed over, but she was 100% correct in putting I’rec and Flor together. They are both snarky and hot together and I loved it more than I expected. (Plus Tia getting a little comeuppance wasn’t too bad either. I’m mean, but she’s awful.)
My only complaint was that Flor seemed… unfinished as a character. She’s suddenly very superstitious, which was out of nowhere and more distracting than anything, and she’s got a big(?) family, but hard to tell for sure. She went into nursing for her mom, but didn’t really explain why. I love her sense of humor and her rapport with I’rec, but her backstory just seemed spotty— especially coming off characters like Raven and Sam.
Well done Ruby Dixon for making me care about I’rec. 👏👏👏 I was really sort of dreading his story, and bumming out about R’jaal getting passed over, but she was 100% correct in putting I’rec and Flor together. They are both snarky and hot together and I loved it more than I expected. (Plus Tia getting a little comeuppance wasn’t too bad either. I’m mean, but she’s awful.)
My only complaint was that Flor seemed… unfinished as a character. She’s suddenly very superstitious, which was out of nowhere and more distracting than anything, and she’s got a big(?) family, but hard to tell for sure. She went into nursing for her mom, but didn’t really explain why. I love her sense of humor and her rapport with I’rec, but her backstory just seemed spotty— especially coming off characters like Raven and Sam.