Community Reviews
And another RH series bites the dust.
Somehow all my RH series reads have been terrible this month. I'm on a bad RH streak.
⚠️ TW: bullying, violent and/or graphic scenes, dubcon, vulgar language, graphic scenes, references to self harm and past trauma (as written in the blurb).
Again, the bullying aspect wasn't anything big other than the other rich girls who wanted the Princes and were jealous of Hadley's connection to them. Pouring a drink down her back and tearing her clothes didn't seem that big to me especially since the girl who did it executed her lie so poorly.
This book was rather a short one that I read through quickly. Plot wise some questions were answered from where the previous book ended. In terms of the harem itself, there were some developments between Hadley, West and Mason. Beck ( the school counsellor and West's half brother) and Hadley also had a mutual understanding that they were not exclusive and that Hadley can choose whoever she wants to explore so she gets all three males.
That being said, I thought the plot would be something big and dark but it didn't seem to be as dramatic as I thought it'd be. My interest in this series didn't last, I didn't like how the harem was boring and there's nothing to look forward to. Hadley gets angry at the boys but loses her anger even faster than that. There's no point in building the angst for it to be dropped. She also wasn't ready to open up about herself but expected the boys to do so, this is becoming a trend in most of the RH books I read and it's becoming so frustrating to read through - I'd rather not even read at all.
I think this is the reason why I don't read high school books (other than a few exceptions). And maybe I should stop trying.
Somehow all my RH series reads have been terrible this month. I'm on a bad RH streak.
⚠️ TW: bullying, violent and/or graphic scenes, dubcon, vulgar language, graphic scenes, references to self harm and past trauma (as written in the blurb).
Again, the bullying aspect wasn't anything big other than the other rich girls who wanted the Princes and were jealous of Hadley's connection to them. Pouring a drink down her back and tearing her clothes didn't seem that big to me especially since the girl who did it executed her lie so poorly.
This book was rather a short one that I read through quickly. Plot wise some questions were answered from where the previous book ended. In terms of the harem itself, there were some developments between Hadley, West and Mason. Beck ( the school counsellor and West's half brother) and Hadley also had a mutual understanding that they were not exclusive and that Hadley can choose whoever she wants to explore so she gets all three males.
That being said, I thought the plot would be something big and dark but it didn't seem to be as dramatic as I thought it'd be. My interest in this series didn't last, I didn't like how the harem was boring and there's nothing to look forward to. Hadley gets angry at the boys but loses her anger even faster than that. There's no point in building the angst for it to be dropped. She also wasn't ready to open up about herself but expected the boys to do so, this is becoming a trend in most of the RH books I read and it's becoming so frustrating to read through - I'd rather not even read at all.
I think this is the reason why I don't read high school books (other than a few exceptions). And maybe I should stop trying.