Why Do You Not Like Berica After Book 4? That's When It Started Getting Interesting For Me Instead Of

Why do you not like Berica after book 4? that's when it started getting interesting for me instead of a throwaway "yes the main character must be having compulsory heterosexuality"

Well, that statement had more to do with the newer books

It might be because I’m not a big fan of will-they-won’t-they kind of relationships. Which is what I perceived their relationship to be like in the later books.

It’s also mostly because of the love triangle. It over complicated everything, and just made Ben and Erica less engaging, with the addition of Zoe’s character assassination.

I liked it better in the first few books because of how Erica was characterized. She seemed to have a cold exterior, but really she’s a nice person, albeit a little awkward. She just needed someone to connect to, someone to look past the exterior.

But later in the books, she gets colder, more forbidding. Even as Ben got better as a spy, she still treated him like a newbie. I do think that is starting to change, however.

Sorry, this was really long

I hope this provided an explanation!

TL;DR: I started disliking Berica in the later books because of their inherent dynamic, the love triangle, and how Erica’s character was handled later in the series

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