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Running Close to the Wind
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Krystal's review
bookshelves: audio, freebies-and-gifts, may-24, light-fantasy, action-adventure, kinky-af, struggletown, utter-trash, triggered
May 24, 2024
bookshelves: audio, freebies-and-gifts, may-24, light-fantasy, action-adventure, kinky-af, struggletown, utter-trash, triggered
Narrated by Casey Jones
Presented by RB Media
I honestly have absolutely no idea what happened in this book amongst all the d*ck jokes and sexual innuendo. Something to do with pirates which could have actually been cool but definitely wasn't.
Complete trash.
Unless you're into d*ck jokes, I guess.
I lost hope for this almost immediately, and if it hadn't been a NetGalley read I'd have DNF'd it on the spot.
The barrage of sex jokes is so off-putting that I found myself constantly rolling my eyes and tuning out. There are characters here that deserved better than what they were given, and I found it so disappointing.
Nothing really seemed to happen - there's a serpent at one stage and a ridiculous baking competition (??!) but not really much else beyond a bunch of boys wanting to f*ck each other etc. It got real old, real fast.
Honestly, I just ended up tuning so much of it out. I was actually listening at 3x speed at one stage just to try and get through it.
The only reason this gets a second star from me is for the narration, which was absolutely spectacular. Honestly, if you are into sassy boys who make a LOT of d*ck jokes then you should actually enjoy this immensely and I highly recommend the audio because the delivery was brilliant.
Story, though? Forget it.
With thanks to NetGalley for an audio ARC
Presented by RB Media
I honestly have absolutely no idea what happened in this book amongst all the d*ck jokes and sexual innuendo. Something to do with pirates which could have actually been cool but definitely wasn't.
Complete trash.
Unless you're into d*ck jokes, I guess.
I lost hope for this almost immediately, and if it hadn't been a NetGalley read I'd have DNF'd it on the spot.
The barrage of sex jokes is so off-putting that I found myself constantly rolling my eyes and tuning out. There are characters here that deserved better than what they were given, and I found it so disappointing.
Nothing really seemed to happen - there's a serpent at one stage and a ridiculous baking competition (??!) but not really much else beyond a bunch of boys wanting to f*ck each other etc. It got real old, real fast.
Honestly, I just ended up tuning so much of it out. I was actually listening at 3x speed at one stage just to try and get through it.
The only reason this gets a second star from me is for the narration, which was absolutely spectacular. Honestly, if you are into sassy boys who make a LOT of d*ck jokes then you should actually enjoy this immensely and I highly recommend the audio because the delivery was brilliant.
Story, though? Forget it.
With thanks to NetGalley for an audio ARC
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Reading Progress
May 15, 2024
– Shelved
May 15, 2024
– Shelved as:
to-read
May 15, 2024
– Shelved as:
audio
May 15, 2024
– Shelved as:
freebies-and-gifts
May 15, 2024
– Shelved as:
may-24
May 15, 2024
– Shelved as:
light-fantasy
May 17, 2024
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Started Reading
May 17, 2024
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15.0%
"Yikes. there have already been way too many jokes about blowjobs for my liking."
May 23, 2024
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Finished Reading
May 24, 2024
– Shelved as:
action-adventure
May 24, 2024
– Shelved as:
kinky-af
May 24, 2024
– Shelved as:
struggletown
May 24, 2024
– Shelved as:
utter-trash
May 24, 2024
– Shelved as:
triggered