Mima (2)

Received from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

This book was a choose your own adventure for smutty fun. Charlotte goes on a cruise and meets hot guys, finds out she isn't who she thinks she is and discovers how much fun sex can be. The book was fun to read until the endings kept getting messed up. Several of the links in the book took me to places that didn't make sense as the next part in the story so I got frustrated and had to stop reading. I liked that not every ending was a show more happily ever after. I just wish that the book worked better but I guess you get what you get with an ARC. I would definitely read more in the future. show less

I love the concept and it was very fun to decide which way you want the story to develop at the end of a chapter. However, some of the transitions were bumpy at best.
The idea that you can go back and pick another development for the story is great in theory, but again bumpy in reality. I tried that, but then it became even more confusing, because I couldn't unremember the original path I'd read. So now it was just confusing to try and jump track into a different path for the story.

I love the concept and it was very fun to decide which way you want the story to develop at the end of a chapter. However, some of the transitions were bumpy at best.
The idea that you can go back and pick another development for the story is great in theory, but again bumpy in reality. I tried that, but then it became even more confusing, because I couldn't unremember the original path I'd read. So now it was just confusing to try and jump track into a different path for the story.

I love the concept and it was very fun to decide which way you want the story to develop at the end of a chapter. However, some of the transitions were bumpy at best.
The idea that you can go back and pick another development for the story is great in theory, but again bumpy in reality. I tried that, but then it became even more confusing, because I couldn't unremember the original path I'd read. So now it was just confusing to try and jump track into a different path for the story.