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A review by hayleysnextpage
Someday by Willow Aster
lighthearted
mysterious
tense
3.5
“You are the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen, Firefly. You shine the brightest of all.”
- Small-town romance
- Second chance romance
- Dual POV
- Check CWs (listed in the beginning)
In Someday, we follow Scarlett's brother and livestock vet, Theo, whose one and only love, Sofie, is back in town. There's a lot of animosity between them in the beginning, as Theo finds it hard to be around her when she abandoned him eight years ago. But when she finally tells him why she ran away, Theo is all in.
So, I found Someday to be good but it didn’t blow me away. I managed to read it in less than three hours on a plane and felt overall that I just needed more. A little more openness from Sofie. A little more relationship depth because it truly felt like all they did was *you know* and ya girl needs more plot with her spice. I also thought there was a real opportunity to dig deeper and add some delicious angst and emotion concerning some of the heavier topics discussed. But personally, it felt like the author just skated over the surface instead.
I will definitely continue the series, but Theo didn’t quite charm me as much as Jamison.
Thank you to the author and Valentine PR for the early copy.
- Small-town romance
- Second chance romance
- Dual POV
- Check CWs (listed in the beginning)
In Someday, we follow Scarlett's brother and livestock vet, Theo, whose one and only love, Sofie, is back in town. There's a lot of animosity between them in the beginning, as Theo finds it hard to be around her when she abandoned him eight years ago. But when she finally tells him why she ran away, Theo is all in.
So, I found Someday to be good but it didn’t blow me away. I managed to read it in less than three hours on a plane and felt overall that I just needed more. A little more openness from Sofie. A little more relationship depth because it truly felt like all they did was *you know* and ya girl needs more plot with her spice. I also thought there was a real opportunity to dig deeper and add some delicious angst and emotion concerning some of the heavier topics discussed. But personally, it felt like the author just skated over the surface instead.
I will definitely continue the series, but Theo didn’t quite charm me as much as Jamison.
Thank you to the author and Valentine PR for the early copy.