Elle

FMC was too cringe. 

not interested 

Bored, very slow beginning. 

not interested in upsetting myself 

Couldn't get into it.

Just not for me. 

The humour was too millennial for me. 

I got bored. 

Got bored. 

Written so terribly, it was unbearable and I was confused the whole time. 

nor interested 

Too long, I lost interest. 

Wasn't feeling it. 

Very childish, felt like a bad 2013 Wattpad fanfic. 

too extreme for me and I don't care enough about the MC's to push through 

I was pushing through until the FMC did something incredibly cringey and I physically could not read anymore. 

I've tried to read this series many times and they just aren't for me. I lost interest very quickly. 

Wasn't feeling it. 

Didn't like the way it was written. 

Was incredibly cringey. 

The ‘humour' just isn't for me. 

I couldn't put this one down! The entire Tooth & Claw series has been incredible so far and it's only gotten better with the latest instalment!

I loved the chemistry between Max and Jules, it was real, entertaining, and sweet. You could tell Max truly loved Jules and was in my opinion a very solid character, he's probably my favourite MMC of the series so far. Jules started out quite timid and shy because of the damage done from her last relationship but she really blossomed when she came out of her shell and I thought she was a very strong character.

I loved the plot twist and how Max and Jules had to overcome their differences (literally) and how they achieved doing so, the angst was so good and the comfort even better. Although I did feel as if it moved a little fast in the beginning, I understand why that was and believe that everything tied up nicely in the end.

Heather is steadily creeping up the list of my all time favourite authors, her writing is amazing and the interactions between the main characters always feels natural and fluid. I cannot wait for the fourth book!

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While I did enjoy the plot, I found the romance to be lacking. I didn't feel any real chemistry between the MC's and I felt declarations of love came way too fast for my liking. I wished the relationships between the characters were more fully fleshed out. There were a few scenes that we were told about but we didn't get to experience like, Tallis meeting Cami's family, Cami showing Eyke that his powers aren't so evil, and so many others.

Probably the sweetest Harlequin I've read, it wasn't overly dramatic and the MC's had genuine chemistry.

I felt Willow was a strong character, she was passionate, sweet, smart, and had a fiery temper. She wasn't meek or annoying like most FMC's in Harlequins and she had a good head on her shoulders. I especially loved how in tune she was with Achilles and the I loved the advice she gave him.

At first I thought Achilles would also defy the usual stereotypical MMC, but towards the end he kind of ruined that. I still enjoyed his character though and the conflict was very short lived so it is forgiven.