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perid0t 's review for:
The Wolf at Bay
by Charlie Adhara
The amount of issues Cooper has at simple communication ruined this book for me. Which was a big disappointment because the first was an 5/5.
The level of issues Cooper is showing is on the level of being neurotic in my opinion. The unsureness and insecurity that made sense in book 1 didn't make sense in book 2 when there had been a time skip of several months of them basically living together and the frequent amount of sex that was mentioned.
What made sense when getting feelings in a professional setting and being unsure if it's returned, made sense in book 1.
Several fucks, several "I love you" during Sex, several months of being together? It doesn't. Being unable to go "yo so what are we?" is bizarre to me.
Honestly I don't often think a fictional character can do better, but Park can do better.
This entire book was Cooper being super angsty about Park not liking him, or loving him, or wanting to be with him. And then trying to push Park away. Often with explosive outbursts and more non-communication.
The level of issues Cooper is showing is on the level of being neurotic in my opinion. The unsureness and insecurity that made sense in book 1 didn't make sense in book 2 when there had been a time skip of several months of them basically living together and the frequent amount of sex that was mentioned.
What made sense when getting feelings in a professional setting and being unsure if it's returned, made sense in book 1.
Several fucks, several "I love you" during Sex, several months of being together? It doesn't. Being unable to go "yo so what are we?" is bizarre to me.
Honestly I don't often think a fictional character can do better, but Park can do better.
This entire book was Cooper being super angsty about Park not liking him, or loving him, or wanting to be with him. And then trying to push Park away. Often with explosive outbursts and more non-communication.