His First Time Gay - Roommate Awakening

De: Andrew Burns

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Leaping into the bustling world of New York City, I traded my quiet Indianapolis life for the promise of corporate success. The job, the apartment, the relentless pace, it was a thrilling new chapter. But my life took an unexpected turn when I met Ethan Parker. A vivacious, charismatic fashion designer, Ethan answered my ad for a roommate and walked into my apartment and my life. Our worlds were different, yet our conversations, over shared meals and bottles of wine, began to blur those lines.

The use of some words too often

This was hard to follow though I was doing yard work and was in the pool. Too many words, descriptions, or ideas were used over and over again. The switching of narration also led to the confusion.

Bland and repetitive

To cover makes it look so much more interesting, but it is very bland and boring. Author used the same vocabulary in the same phrasing multiple times and it seems like it was just copy and paste it from before. Doesn’t help that the narration is without any emotion or character.

Very descriptive of surroundings & characters.

A couple parts and/or phrases were repeated verbatim especially in the last chapter. Both characters overthought & lost in their heads too much.

Ok story but implemented horribly

Multiple things are wrong with this titlo.
Each chapter, has multiple interpretations abd options explored on the book. Like chooce your own story type of thing. Also VERY repetitive .

I couldn't stand it, I couldn't finished it

Not much.

There was a phrase or two that was repeated too often. The narration was a bit flat, often causing me to struggle to pay attention and the story seemed to be missing parts leaving me to wonder what happened.

Meh

This story is what it looks like when you have to reach those 5000 words on an essay. Confusing and found myself wanting to skip past the repetition and drag out of what should be a simple description.

The cover art caught my attention.

This book wants to be a good story. it has the makings of one. The author used the same phrase just worded differently multiple times and it made the story seem repetitive in nature. In some instances it felt as though I was waiting for the story to pick up.

Written by ChatGPT

Riddled with plot errors, repetitive plot elements, chronological errors, etc. It sounds like it was written by ChatGPT