The reviewer found 'The Guinevere Deception' disappointing, with a lackluster plot and underdeveloped characters. The only redeeming aspect was the unique magic system involving knots, but overall, the book felt empty and unengaging.
The reviewer had high hopes for 'The Guinevere Deception' given the intriguing premise of an impostor Guinevere. However, the execution fell flat. The plot lacked tension and excitement, with the main character's secret being known to the king, eliminating any potential suspense. The magic system involving knots was the only original and engaging element, but it was not explored deeply enough. The romantic subplots were predictable and poorly executed, with the protagonist's feelings for three different characters feeling forced and unconvincing. The book's climax was anticlimactic, and the characters were one-dimensional. The reviewer struggled to find any redeeming qualities beyond the magic system, ultimately giving the book a low rating.
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Sadly, pretty much everything about this book ended up being lame and left me feeling very “meh”.
The only, and I mean only, thing that made this book bearable was the magic used by Guinevere.
All things considered, this book had nothing to offer.