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Deep character development, sweet romance with lots of backstory and frame, small town politics and opinions, deep-seated family issues; check check check check. It’s weird, the romance wasn’t even really the best part for me; I loved the change in the town’s (and his family’s!) opinion towards Cam the most.

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5.0

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I've been meaning to read a book by Rebbeca Yarros for a while now and I finally had the chance. I'm so glad I did, because I loved everything about this book.
I loved the writing, the story and the vivid and wonderful world and characters Yarros created. Pretty early on in the book you just have the feeling like you’re right there with the rest of the characters. I loved that we get the dual POV, that we always knew what both Camden and Willow are up to and thinking, well as much as we are supposed to.
The story is both, heartbreaking and heartwarming at the same time. I cried, I swooned and I even giggled and laughed.
It is not only about loss, betrayal and lost love, but also about second chances, healing and accepting not only other but yourself and your past.
I loved both charterers and their real world struggles, so true and honest and how each are coping in different ways.
Overall, I simply loved this book and I’m looking forward to reading more books by her.
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medium-paced

3.75

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medium-paced

4.0

I liked this book a lot, I needed a good story with not alot of smut. Just good story line and this book was a good palette cleanse. It wasn’t the best book or the most interesting but it was good kept me interested and was just what I needed after DNF the book before.