Erin Larrivee

The story was good, the characters were not.

Revisado: 06-26-24 El oyente recibió este título gratis

First I'd like to thank Bee Productions for The Renaissance Club audiobook in exchange for my honest review.

The Renaissance Club was full of time traveling and beautiful language. At times the language felt very hoity-toity because it was coming from modern-day women. However, when they were brought to the past - it helped make it feel like the characters were finally where they would belong.

The narrator was good, not great, but didn't hinder the story. The idea behind the plot was good, and throughout I did love the ripples in time and the influences it had on the character's growth.

However, what really hurt this story for me were the characters. They were insufferable and I hated 90% of them. The fact that May tried to force a pregnancy onto her partner (no matter how shitty and condescending he was) just sat so horribly with me and ruined the character for me. I felt bad for her at first, because her other co-workers were just so demeaning, but after that - it really turned me off May.

Bernini, while a little misogynic cause of his time, was the most enjoyable character in the story and I really did enjoy it.

Has calificado esta reseña.

Reportaste esta reseña