the warlord wants forever by kresley cole

My issue with Cole is that she interprets female strength, in this novel, as using your sexuality as a weapon and deceiving men with the illusion of sex. She reminded me of Holo out of Spice and Wolf, which is a great anime if you're new to the genre and are looking for something to convince you that the Japanese aren't all weird and creepy perverts. I really actually enjoyed how this novel started because Myst was just so badass. Despite my Super Slut Powers, I'm less than likely to fall to pieces at the sight of your sizable 'manroot' and decide to exchange regular access to it for my freedom. Note to men: Despite how insanely beautiful and attractive I am, I can assure you that any attempt to kidnap or control me will not end pleasantly on your behalf. Stop lying! You're just angry because you don't have a kitchen to go home to! She reminisces on how, unknowingly, she's been waiting for a man stronger than her to come along, overpower her and take away those burdensome choices. It also happens after Myst, who is a two-thousand year-old woman of immense power and knowledge, contemplates how happy she is now that she's no longer in charge of her own life. 'But Kat, the novels ends with Wroth and Myst in an equal relationship where Myst has her freedom and Wroth is remorseful for his treatment of Myst.'īut this happens AFTER Myst has been 'tamed' and brought to heal like a bitch in heat.

I hear an objection from the Kresley Cole fans and in the interest of fair media representation, I'll relay it to the rest of you.

Surely relinquishing her unappreciated freedoms and rights will make her abundantly happy. Do you know a woman who's bitchy, non-compliant and difficult?Īccording to Cole, the answer to this is that she's just too damn empowered and has too many rights!

The warlord wants forever by kresley cole