Una recensione lampo su Il Re che Non C'è (I Ragazzi Perduti e Spietati, #1) di Nikki St. Crowe: era un buon libro? No. Ma era bello? Sì.

Una recensione di *Il Re che Non C'è* di Nikki St. Crowe: Assolutamente ridicolo, ma comunque piuttosto divertente, tutto sommato. Una lettura spassosa!

this book had so much potential because the world was great even the magic the only thing was that it was corny at times and like there was no romance? this was pure smut which is fine it just wasn’t really for me. the sex scenes were cringey and came out of nowhere sometimes. winnie was also annoying as fuck

Holy god, this book was an absolute mess. Many aspects of this remind me of the third season of OUAT. Anyone who has seen it will be familiar with what I mean. Before I get into the story, let's talk about the writing. It's... very subpar. I'm sorry, but it is. There are many spelling errors, fragments, over-usage of single sentence paragraphs and unbelievably poorly written dialogue. I find it hard to believe this was edited at all.Something I want to point out before I discuss the plot. I unde...

Very goofy, bad even, but compulsively readable I suppose. Probably would have rated it higher if there was a smidge more relationship/character/plot development and the porn was actually, you know, hot? But alas

1.5 stars

Ti ricordi quella stagione della serie C'era una volta in cui vanno all'Isola che Non C'è e combattono Pan perché la magia dell'Isola che Non C'è sta morendo? Beh, la lettura di *Il Re che Non C'è* di Nikki St. Crowe (il primo volume de *I Ragazzi Perduti e Spietati*) mi ha ricordato proprio quello, ma in versione decisamente più dark e piccante! A volte la scrittura era un po' impacciata, ma onestamente la storia era così divertente che non ci ho fatto neanche caso.È un **reverse harem** e mi s...

this book was ass, waste of my time. Booktok led me on

Questa recensione del libro *Il Re che Non C'è* di Nikki St. Crowe rileva forti vibrazioni da 'pick me' e 'non sono come le altre ragazze'.

I will say, when I saw the rating for this book, I had such high hopes. 4.2 stars? Wow! Must be amazing, right? No. So, why did I choose to give 2 stars? Well, let's go with, the book could've been so much better if someone else wrote it who put the time to actually develop the characters and their connections with each other. Spoilers ahead!!!!I grew up loving Peter pan and believing in fairies and building little rock houses for them and clothes. I wanted so badly for Peter pan to fly through ...

This is a premise that I’ve always enjoyed seeing different reimaginings of. Peter Pan is such a classic, timeless adventure, that the sky’s the limit (Why have I been making so many bad puns lately?) for stories like this. This was definitely a very gritty take on what J.M. Barrie originally set out to create, but it worked well. Now, this book holds the record for the most immediate sexual encounter, which was just about 20 seconds into the first chapter. And my God, there was such an overabun...