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Beginnings Ahe'ey Episode 1 eBook Jamie Le Fay Milan Jovanovic Carlota Hernandez

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Beginnings Ahe'ey Episode 1 eBook Jamie Le Fay Milan Jovanovic Carlota Hernandez

If you’re at all not interested in political dogma, then don’t read this series. This definitely delves into the realm of feminism and it’s ideas of men are evil rapists knuckle dragger’s and women can solve everything on their own.

I don’t mind if the author had just “shown” that women are powerful and the men are evil, but they don’t, they tell you and make sure you know that is their point of view. The book describes an interview on Fox News (of course, where else?) where the protagonist is being interviewed and is attacked by the other guest and the host verbally without much basis for their argument. Which she of course deflects with composure and aplomb.

Later on a bunch of evil men raid a village and rape the Royal women so their “blood” is no longer pure or something… Didn’t make much sense to me since if a child was born from that encounter, yeah it might not be pure, but other children could be. Unless once the woman is defiled in that way all her children there after are no longer pure? But then that would imply that old stereotype of a unclean woman who sleeps around was true in this case… I dunno, there is some mental gymnastics going on there that I’m not following.

This book wasn’t listed on Amazon in the Romance section, but I feel it almost needs to be. Quite a few paragraphs are devoted to the protagonist basically drooling all over a male character where the author goes into heavy detail of every part of him. I got bored and annoyed quickly by this since I really dislike Romance books. I mean seriously dislike.

I have two more of these volumes, but at this point I’m not sure I want to read them, it’s obviously not written with me in mind. I probably will to give the story a bit more of a chance but it may be awhile.

It has DRM, so I have to subtract a point for that.


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Beginnings Ahe'ey Episode 1 eBook Jamie Le Fay Milan Jovanovic Carlota Hernandez Reviews

Character development good. Plot? Not sure I will read the next volume. Where is this going? Do I want to follow up ?
What a odd book, back and forth, past and present, fantasy and reality. I will read more to see if the disjointed begins to make sense.
I thought this was an entire book but it was only a few chapters near the end of the timeline. I think I would have enjoyed the entire story but do not get how to access the full story. Too bad.
It was good although not really my type literature It was good
This had great potential all poor editing did it a disservice. Some of the writing seemed like a teenager trying to write like an adult, it felt unnatural. Going on with the series hopeful the writing will rise to meet the story.
This is a great episode that will keep you enthralled from stat to finish. Well written. Can't wait to read the rest of the episodes.
I was hooked at the beginning and couldn't put it down but hated for it to end too!!!! LOVED the characters, HATED others, Incredible world building!!! Intriguing, breathtaking, MYSTERIOUS, an emotional rollercoaster ride!!!! I'll be RIDING it again!!!! it was SOOOOO GOOD!!!
If you’re at all not interested in political dogma, then don’t read this series. This definitely delves into the realm of feminism and it’s ideas of men are evil rapists knuckle dragger’s and women can solve everything on their own.

I don’t mind if the author had just “shown” that women are powerful and the men are evil, but they don’t, they tell you and make sure you know that is their point of view. The book describes an interview on Fox News (of course, where else?) where the protagonist is being interviewed and is attacked by the other guest and the host verbally without much basis for their argument. Which she of course deflects with composure and aplomb.

Later on a bunch of evil men raid a village and rape the Royal women so their “blood” is no longer pure or something… Didn’t make much sense to me since if a child was born from that encounter, yeah it might not be pure, but other children could be. Unless once the woman is defiled in that way all her children there after are no longer pure? But then that would imply that old stereotype of a unclean woman who sleeps around was true in this case… I dunno, there is some mental gymnastics going on there that I’m not following.

This book wasn’t listed on in the Romance section, but I feel it almost needs to be. Quite a few paragraphs are devoted to the protagonist basically drooling all over a male character where the author goes into heavy detail of every part of him. I got bored and annoyed quickly by this since I really dislike Romance books. I mean seriously dislike.

I have two more of these volumes, but at this point I’m not sure I want to read them, it’s obviously not written with me in mind. I probably will to give the story a bit more of a chance but it may be awhile.

It has DRM, so I have to subtract a point for that.