I’m genuinely so impressed this is a debut novel and I cannot WAIT to read more from Hannah Grace!! I’m so glad she had a spine and stood up for herself when it mattered. I loved her for saying what she wanted and sticking to it too. I loved how she became amazing friends with the team and cared about them like family. I’m so proud of how she dealt with things. It was so hard seeing her go through all that shit but watching her grow stronger and healthier was so rewarding. But this book showed the distinction between their thought processes and how they’re actual individuals, not the same brain. Sometimes dual povs just feel like one because they’re both living the same thing. He actually had his own life in this book too. He’s so thoughtful and his inner monologue is so funny. This man is the most caring, reckless and loving creature that managed to work his way into my soul. There’s so much more where this came from I promise! Her just staring at him bc he’s so damn hot. Him randomly tucking her hair behind her ear. The communication between the MCs was like a balm to my soul bc after all of the miscommunication tropes, I thoroughly BASKED in it. The found family trope in here was the cutest shit I’ve read in ages.
It had depth and was plain amazing till the freaking end.
It was riddled with ups and downs but you can’t help but feel everything with these characters. This wasn’t the typical third-act conflict type of book. I drank every damn page like it was my only source of water. The diversity in this book was amazing to see! The writing was 𝘐𝘔𝘔𝘈𝘊𝘜𝘓𝘈𝘛𝘌． I can go on and on about how beautifully written this masterpiece was. I read this so slowly because I knew when it would be over I’d be a wreck. You know when you read a book and you feel like if you don’t read it in one sitting then you’ll enjoy it less because the rush of the newness leaves and its appeal dies down? Yeah, this was 𝗡𝗢𝗧 that. Update: I just read the bonus chapters and ugh I’m in dire need of my very own Nate, please and thank you <3
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