Twisted Love no spoilers but honest review

Twisted Love: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5

I almost dnf this book…

Let me start off by saying this book—this series in general—will always have a special place in my heart as it was the one that reignited my joy for reading.

Now I can tell you that I almost dnf this book. I’m glad I pushed through though, so I highly recommend you do too!

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The reason this almost became a dnf is because:

🌀it’s kinda repetitive

🌀there’s a lot of stale moments

🌀the romance doesn’t revolve around the plot, instead the plot revolves around the romance (I think this makes the plot a lot weaker than it should be)

🌀I never knew where they were after a scene—Ana would switch scenes without a transition or without giving any context (I found this to be the most frustrating thing out of all the reasons I almost dnf)

🌀that last Alex scene (you know what I’m talking about) was just so uncharacteristic and out of pocket that I literally cringed. It felt so forced.

Bonus:

🔹the troupes were done well

🔹the spice was spicing

🔹loved the friendship dynamic between all the characters

🔹really loved every single character

even so, Alex’s character was unrealistically mean and just dense at times which gave me a bit of an ick but this is totally a personal opinion.

Did you read this book? How did you like it? If you didn’t, will you pick it up?

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