I've noticed this sort of worldbuilding annoyance before in paranormal or fantasy romance. "Here's some hypothetically interesting ideas! But they'll stay in the background and get no focus because the author has decided to only focus on the romance!" It's among the reasons I avoid romance.
How do you know the protagonist's characterization has changed from earlier books in the series? It sounds like you just picked this one up on a whim but also sounds like you've read previous books in the series and I'm confused.
I should get back to work on that effortpost about werewolf themes I keep meaning to make.
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Date: 2019-03-14 05:20 pm (UTC)How do you know the protagonist's characterization has changed from earlier books in the series? It sounds like you just picked this one up on a whim but also sounds like you've read previous books in the series and I'm confused.
I should get back to work on that effortpost about werewolf themes I keep meaning to make.