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The Princess of Thornwood Drive
by Khalia Moreau
Absolutely brilliant. The dual POV was done exceptionally well and so creatively. I have never read another book like this one and will definitely have future books from the author on my TBR.
I honestly didn't know what to expect when I read the synopsis, but the premise intrigued me and I'm so glad I took the chance on it.
I think this book does a tremendous job at showing the everyday challenges a caregiver experiences when taking care of a loved one, and fighting for their loved one. Laine loves Alyssa fiercely and only wants the best for her, to the point of sacrificing her own health and dreams to do so.
Experiencing the story through Alyssa's POV was remarkable and as noted, incredibly creative. And while perhaps unintentional, is a reminder that for people in positions similar to Alyssa's, we don't know how they experience the world, how they see it; we don't get the benefit of their perspective and truly appreciate how vulnerable they are.
No notes. No suggestions. Just brilliant.
I honestly didn't know what to expect when I read the synopsis, but the premise intrigued me and I'm so glad I took the chance on it.
I think this book does a tremendous job at showing the everyday challenges a caregiver experiences when taking care of a loved one, and fighting for their loved one. Laine loves Alyssa fiercely and only wants the best for her, to the point of sacrificing her own health and dreams to do so.
Experiencing the story through Alyssa's POV was remarkable and as noted, incredibly creative. And while perhaps unintentional, is a reminder that for people in positions similar to Alyssa's, we don't know how they experience the world, how they see it; we don't get the benefit of their perspective and truly appreciate how vulnerable they are.
No notes. No suggestions. Just brilliant.