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Readers say *Powerless* is a fast-paced, emotionally engaging romantasy blending special abilities with high-stakes trials reminiscent of *The Hunger ...
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐/5
Format: Ebook (kindle unlimited)
If you enjoyed the Hunger Games... This is up your alley. Very similar but with special abilities and more spice and betrayal.
Enjoyed from beginning to end and seeing that characters and situations aren't nearly what they seem to be. Not overly predictable and I flew through this one ☺️. The ending definitely has me ready to read book two in this trilogy. Just be mindful of some triggers such as violence, murder, homelessness and more.
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This book was a joy to read. The storyline is a familiar one to another popular series, but it was still engaging and I was not expecting the final twist!
Just started reading Throne of Glass & am realizing Powerless was kind of a rip off of it. The whole time I felt like the book was missing something, and now I can see why. It was highly derivative. I’ll read the second because I feel like I have to. But, I was highly disappointed what with all the hype this book received.
Just like every other fantasy reader out there I’ve seen so much about this book, and... I am obsessed with it! There’s so many classic fantasy book feels in here and it had me hooked the whole time. Plus, there’s almost nothing I love more than a fantasy trilogies/series. When I fall in love with characters, a storyline/plot and the world it takes place I just want more, and more, and more of it so when we get multiple books I know I will be getting so much more. And I definitely Loved Pae & Kai! Paedyn might be at the in the list of my favorite FMCs; there is just something about her that is so special even though she is an ordinary. On the flip-side we have Kai who is not at all good but I was constantly feeling empathy for him and wanting him to be good. Willing him to become someone that wasn’t who he was made to be. My attachment to Kai is probably why I hated the king so much and frankly I wasn’t a big fan of Kitt either. There were so many scenes I felt myself needing to grasp for air because I was in shock or emotional. And the ending had my jaw on the ground ready to pick up Reckless!
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