Dear lord.

The author is obsessed with his female lead, or rather Megan Fox, apparently. Plus, this book and people's love for it just has me so confused. If this book had a female lead, people would be crying "Mary Sue" left and right. They will be criticizing this book for the poorly written love story. They would put down how perfect the main character is. They would write essays over how bad this romantic relationship is.

First of all, he had every right to be upset seeing his girlfriend all over another man. Sure, she was under that guy's control, but he saw what he saw, and Tanya should've been begging for forgiveness for the mistake. He, of course, needed to apologize for it too, but it wasn't his fault. Where his mind went was completely logical.

And dear lord. I am so sick of this guy thinking he's ugly. Again, if this were a female character, everyone would hate her. This perfect human complaining about how ugly they are. Seriously? We get it. Your fake low self-esteem is getting you no where. But OH NO! Violet eyes!!! So disgusting! So hideous! WHAT A FREAK! Save me.

I'm seriously just speechless over the fact this book gets so many amazing reviews, but I know how each and every one of these people would react if the main character were female. It would be deemed as bad as Twilight.

So sad.

Let's watch Chris become even MORE perfect~

After finishing the book, I realized what it reminded me of: Twilight. This book is Twilight with a male lead instead of a female. This book is not that great, but Black Frost (which I've already listened to on audible, thinking it was a stand alone book) is pretty good. This book is so immaturely written. I'm actually surprised it is so popular. I'm going to finish the series because I enjoyed Black Frost, and my friend told me to listen to this series, but MAN! This book feels like it is written by a child, and I don't even want to start on the terrible voice acting.

It's like he doesn't understand what inflection is or how to use it properly. Randomly in the middle of a sentence? Nope. That's not how it works. Everything sounds like a question, and yet, a statement. It is odd and annoying to listen to. It is driving me insane.

I'm already half way through the next book, and man. These characters are children. It is written like a teenagers fan fiction. It isn't a bad thing, but it's a starting point, but not something to truly praise like it's some great piece literature.