Gothikana

by

RuNyx

Should you read this book?

The best public reviews summarized for you.

Who is this book for?

  • Readers who enjoy dark, atmospheric romances with gothic and supernatural elements are likely to appreciate Gothikana.
  • Fans of steamy new adult fiction set in academic environments will find the forbidden teacher-student relationship and explicit scenes appealing.
  • Those who prioritize mood and aesthetics over plot resolution may be drawn to the mysterious castle setting and dark academia vibes.
  • Readers who don't mind insta-love stories and are more interested in the romantic/sexual tension than a fully developed plot will probably enjoy the passionate relationship between the main characters.

Who is unlikely to appreciate this book?

  • Readers seeking a well-edited book with a tightly plotted mystery and satisfying resolution will likely be frustrated by Gothikana.
  • Those who dislike explicit sexual content, especially when it overshadows plot development, should avoid this book.
  • Fans of slow-burn romances will be disappointed by the instant attraction between characters.
  • Readers sensitive to problematic portrayals of mental illness may take issue with how schizophrenia is depicted.
  • Those who prefer polished prose and mature dialogue in their dark academia novels will likely find the writing style lacking.
  • Readers expecting a traditional gothic romance with a fully fleshed-out plot and world-building may be let down by the numerous unanswered questions and plot holes.

Things online reviewers enjoyed about this book

  • Atmospheric and gothic setting with a creepy, mysterious castle and dark academia vibes
  • Intriguing premise with mysterious disappearances and supernatural elements
  • Strong sexual tension and chemistry between the main characters
  • Unique and interesting female protagonist with witchy/supernatural qualities
  • Compelling mystery that keeps readers guessing
  • Steamy and explicit romance scenes
  • Beautiful book design with special art pages and quotes
  • Engaging writing style that immerses readers in the eerie atmosphere
  • Unpredictable plot twists, especially towards the end
  • Exploration of mental illness themes

Things people didn't like as much about this book

  • Insta-love/lust between the main characters that feels rushed
  • Lack of resolution for many plot threads and unanswered questions
  • Poor editing with numerous spelling/grammar errors and formatting issues
  • Overuse of explicit language and sexual content that detracts from the gothic tone
  • Underdeveloped romance that relies too heavily on physical attraction
  • Plot holes and inconsistencies in the story
  • Juvenile dialogue that doesn't match the dark academia setting
  • Problematic portrayal of mental illness, particularly schizophrenia
  • Abrupt ending that leaves many mysteries unresolved
  • Repetitive descriptions and phrases throughout the book

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