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sabrinz's review
emotional
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.5
This book follows the youngest of the Bishop-Esera brothers, Danny, and Caitlin (Isa's sister). Both of them have grown up together since their teenage years and are sworn nemises - or so they say. After Danny gets drugged at a party and Cait comes to the rescue they have to pretend to be dating (no worries it will make sense) but the let's-pretend soon slips into all too real feelings for both of them.
I loved that his book touched upon so much that should be talked about, but most of all it's about family and friends and their support for each other. It's a beautiful tale about the people you love and how they help you along but how, sometimes, you also have to do things on your own.
Danny and Caitlin are great characters, but I have to say I squaled the most for all the apparances of the others. And the last scene of course. That was my personal favourit as it was just so essentialy Danny and Cait.
I loved that his book touched upon so much that should be talked about, but most of all it's about family and friends and their support for each other. It's a beautiful tale about the people you love and how they help you along but how, sometimes, you also have to do things on your own.
Danny and Caitlin are great characters, but I have to say I squaled the most for all the apparances of the others. And the last scene of course. That was my personal favourit as it was just so essentialy Danny and Cait.
Content Warnings
Moderate: Sexual content
Minor: Addiction, Car accident, and Panic attacks/disorders
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