His Death Bringer
The District, Book 1
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His Death Bringer
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Czyta:
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Harley Chase
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Autor:
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Courtney W. Dixon
He calls me his dark angel, but I’m merely a killer. A bringer of death.
Luca Davenport: He is my angel, sent to be my death bringer to save me from my tormentors and betrayers—those who sold me into slavery when I was only eight years old. Angel came in with guns blazing and black wings that were made to crush his enemies and envelope me in love. He belongs to me, and I belong to him. We are destined. After he saves me from my captors, we hunt down the remaining men who had abused me for eleven years to make them pay in blood.
Dante Varga: He is a broken boy of no more than nineteen. He sees me as an angel, but I’m simply a killer. An assassin for hire. I can’t save him. I can’t take care of him. There’s no room left in my dying soul to care about someone. Not anymore. But I can’t turn him away either. I should kill him. He’s a witness. But I feel compelled to protect him at all costs. Saving him will either shatter the ice around my heart or destroy me. Either way, Luca is dangerous.
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What I didn't think at the beginning was that the book was so dark. There were some places where I was speechless, just sitting here with my mouth open. But despite the cruelty, it addresses very important issues.
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I could not deal with the characters and how they behaved. It just wasn't realistic at all, but it did try to explain why we should believe it nonetheless, in a very picturesque way of talking about darkness and concepts and why the 19 year old (s*xtrafficed since he was 8, kept isolated, abused and infantilised until our tall dark and handsome antihero/assassin killed the very bad bad people) would totally benefit in a "cleansing" kind of way from hooking up with our tragic-backstory-assassin after a month of knowing each other. the characters are concepts not people. it's like the autor never looked into s*xual trauma and how it manifests and shapes the victims behavior. or how the horror of abusers lies in them being "normal" people who often times ARE kind until it clashes with their desires. there is no depth in this story or it's characters and it didn't get better the farther the story progresses. I guess I got annoyed by it.
romanticized trauma and characters
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