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Plier
by Jane Washington
emotional
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
I absolutely adored this book. I finished it in less than 18 hours and I definitely feel a book hangover coming on now... I'm still listening to the playlist and thinking about the hauntingly perfect dance (IYKYK). I read this one on KU but have already ordered the paperback and can't wait to reread it as soon as #2 is available!
Plier does a fantastic job at beginning to set up the world of Isobel Carter, a rare Sigma in a world dominated by Betas, Deltas, and Omegas. On the other end of the hierarchy (or at the top...) are the Alphas, almost as rare as the Sigmas, but with all of the power and prestige you would expect.
But this is not a typical Omegaverse you may be familiar with... Sigmas are treated as the lowliest of low and Isobel is no different. Until she is...
If you're into reality shows and intrigued by the dynamics of the Omegaverse hierarchy, Plier is for you! This is the start of a why-choose series, but it appears it's going to be a slooooow burn. Friendships are beginning to form, but this book is not at all spicy. I would imagine it's not far off though, so keep that in mind going into the series.
Plier does a fantastic job at beginning to set up the world of Isobel Carter, a rare Sigma in a world dominated by Betas, Deltas, and Omegas. On the other end of the hierarchy (or at the top...) are the Alphas, almost as rare as the Sigmas, but with all of the power and prestige you would expect.
But this is not a typical Omegaverse you may be familiar with... Sigmas are treated as the lowliest of low and Isobel is no different. Until she is...
If you're into reality shows and intrigued by the dynamics of the Omegaverse hierarchy, Plier is for you! This is the start of a why-choose series, but it appears it's going to be a slooooow burn. Friendships are beginning to form, but this book is not at all spicy. I would imagine it's not far off though, so keep that in mind going into the series.