Fans of women’s fiction and light-hearted romances are sure to enjoy this modern rom-com with quirky characters.
Let me start by saying that this is not my genre at all, and The Arc has a few qualities that I really don’t get on with, so I relly struggled to get into this one. But because I'm rarely a fan of this genre, it wouldn’t be fair for me to judge too harshly when I am definitely not the intended audience.
I often don’t get on with quirky characters so I personally found Ursula very weird and annoying. Even more so because she's a high-powered feminist, working in a demanding powered job, and able to spend £40,000 on a dating app, so I had absolutely nothing to relate to.
However, I really liked the idea of this dating app and how the story comes to an end, so I think readers who are more likely to enjoy these characters will definitely be impressed with the modern twist and original ideas.
Let me start by saying that this is not my genre at all, and The Arc has a few qualities that I really don’t get on with, so I relly struggled to get into this one. But because I'm rarely a fan of this genre, it wouldn’t be fair for me to judge too harshly when I am definitely not the intended audience.
I often don’t get on with quirky characters so I personally found Ursula very weird and annoying. Even more so because she's a high-powered feminist, working in a demanding powered job, and able to spend £40,000 on a dating app, so I had absolutely nothing to relate to.
However, I really liked the idea of this dating app and how the story comes to an end, so I think readers who are more likely to enjoy these characters will definitely be impressed with the modern twist and original ideas.