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Very interesting story. Well written, detailed but doesn’t overshare, and very immersive. It avoids white room syndrome and the world building is well done. Introducing the characters is also not forced and done smoothly without seeming awkward. The elements fit in with each other and create a well written story. Some of the chapters are quite long though, and it can cause you to lose your attention span. I’d recommend cutting the chapters down and seperating the scenes so it doesn’t seem climped together.
Very interesting story and plot, though slightly generic. The new terminology is kind of difficult to understand. The time skip is awkward and confusing. He got stabbed in the chest, right? How is he still an “angel?” Also, the fight scene is kind of unrealistic, even for supernatural beings. Any hit, whether it’s getting stabbed or being slammed against a wall will elicit some type of reaction of pain.
This story really isn’t that great. There are a lot of spelling and grammar errors, making it difficult to follow the story. The main character is very generic. The story undershares information on the world, and there’s nothing to make me sympathize for the main character or her family. I quickly lost interest by the middle of the first chapter because of the lack of detail and the “white-room syndrome.”
I read up till about chapter 4-6, so take my opinion with a grain of salt. Although this book isn't something I personally wouldn't read, it is a very interesting story. Aside from some grammatical errors and the story being slow-paced, it has potential. I will say to change the rating from General Audiences to Parental Guidance Suggested. Also, females don't normally say 'girl' at the end of every sentence. Make sure to do research on **** pregnancy and pregnancy in general. I'm sure this will become a great book.
Thats technically three hours... but okay
How... how does he know what it tastes like?????? Sir, are you okay?