Her internal monologues (that other characters can occasionally hear) are perfectly reflected by Vanessa Moyen. Performance: I strongly suspect our main character has some sort of diagnosis based on how long she can focus on any one thing before completely forgetting what she's doing and wandering off. I can barely keep their names straight with their powers. And of course, absolutely no character development and barely any personality for the males. She doesn't show a lot of personality growth, but for a paranormal romantic comedy, it is great. Hilarity and mistakes follow our Willa around. Story: We're in book two and we still don't get past kissing. There's only so much shallow, sugar and sweet that I can handle at any one time. I enjoyed it, but I'll probably wait awhile before getting book 3. Overall: A funny and light hearted PG romance. Then let's delve into the world of the Gods and get more insight on what's really happening. What I hope for book 3 is some character development for Willa and the brothers.

The story of the Gods really intrigues me but we can't get into the deep stuff because our lead character is so shallow.

Every five minutes of the book we are almost about to get ready to do it but not really. The dragging out of the sexual tension gets annoying. And if there is going to be an all out brother orgy then let's get to it already. She is our lead character but she didn't grow/develop at all in this book. can she have at least one meaningful thought. I mean I understand she isn't Einstein but dang. And for those who don't know - Bowling balls aren't sharp at all. there is a point where Willa's character goes from being cute to an annoying dimwitted dumdum who is as sharp as a balling ball. Persuasion reads like an Adam Sandler movie of Fantasy novels.

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