Prophesy Book III: His Righteousness (The King and Alpha Series 3)
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„His lovers cum was like liquid sunshine coating his throat.“ *sigh* Okay, so this was the last part of this trilogy and like all the other parts it unfortunately reads unfinished and rushed and the so-called plot only seems to be there so that the protagonists can find each other and have sex. (and sex and sex and sex and sex) Also, in this last (!) volume, they suddenly started throwing around unfinished and unexplained lore, which made me slightly disgruntled. Suddenly there was talk of Titans, of a friendship between a Demi-God and a Titan, of Omega (!) fairies and fairies in general. Everything came out of nowhere and half-hearted explanations were thrown around just so the characters could quickly jump back into bed with each other. Tiring and also more than a shame. The main antagonist, who has been the subject of the story since volume one (!), was (I listened to the audiobook) dealt with in 10 minutes and nothing was explained or rehashed. The battle was over so quickly that the tension that was tried to build up was gone so quickly that it seemed loveless. In the end, of course, it’s all pink cotton candy and they live happily ever after and sperm is like liquid sunshine. Nice.
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„His lovers cum was like liquid sunshine coating his throat.“ *sigh* Okay, so this was the last part of this trilogy and like all the other parts it unfortunately reads unfinished and rushed and the so-called plot only seems to be there so that the protagonists can find each other and have sex. (and sex and sex and sex and sex) Also, in this last (!) volume, they suddenly started throwing around unfinished and unexplained lore, which made me slightly disgruntled. Suddenly there was talk of Titans, of a friendship between a Demi-God and a Titan, of Omega (!) fairies and fairies in general. Everything came out of nowhere and half-hearted explanations were thrown around just so the characters could quickly jump back into bed with each other. Tiring and also more than a shame. The main antagonist, who has been the subject of the story since volume one (!), was (I listened to the audiobook) dealt with in 10 minutes and nothing was explained or rehashed. The battle was over so quickly that the tension that was tried to build up was gone so quickly that it seemed loveless. In the end, of course, it’s all pink cotton candy and they live happily ever after and sperm is like liquid sunshine. Nice.