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A review by ezichinny
The Warrior by Elin Peer
4.0
❤️❤️❤️½
In book 1, Laura left her husband Magni after two years of marraige because she wanted a partnership and equality. She felt suffocated, dominated and dependent. It is book five and Laura has finally returned from the Motherlands to an angry Magni.
I was disappointed with the relationship evolution. It was a surface treatment and I didn't really feel Magni's pain like I did Finn's background.
I was hoping this book would really deal with Motherland females need for equality and respect as a partner as they are merging cultures. This book became more of Magni does this and that because that's how he shows you love. He uses actions, not words. Magni is a protector, blah blah blah.
The author didn't really deal with this relationship to my satisfaction but I dislike Magni just a tad bit less than when I started this book. I respect what he does for the Northlands and his brother Khan, but he is still a jerk.
In book 1, Laura left her husband Magni after two years of marraige because she wanted a partnership and equality. She felt suffocated, dominated and dependent. It is book five and Laura has finally returned from the Motherlands to an angry Magni.
I was disappointed with the relationship evolution. It was a surface treatment and I didn't really feel Magni's pain like I did Finn's background.
I was hoping this book would really deal with Motherland females need for equality and respect as a partner as they are merging cultures. This book became more of Magni does this and that because that's how he shows you love. He uses actions, not words. Magni is a protector, blah blah blah.
The author didn't really deal with this relationship to my satisfaction but I dislike Magni just a tad bit less than when I started this book. I respect what he does for the Northlands and his brother Khan, but he is still a jerk.