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A review by jayra
The Heart Principle by Helen Hoang
2.0
whoever claimed this book as a rom-com, I'll seriously give you a side-eye because this is SO NOT.
no lovey-dovey stuff, there is some smut, less quirky or silly-ness to each other.
the rest of it was painful to read. she's burnout, her boyfriend wants an open relationship (which brings her to Quan), she is not really in talking terms to her parents, her sister mocks her illness, then she became of the caretaker to her father (and burnout even more) and her bestfriend only can be there for her in messaging apps (more of them in the beginning then less to nothing of them in the end)
I really wish this book was a 100 % memoir to HH since she has mentioned that this book is more to her because I am also was taken aback that this book is labelled as a rom-com.
I'm sorry, this is my first ever book from HH and I will still try to read her other stuff in the future too.
no lovey-dovey stuff, there is some smut, less quirky or silly-ness to each other.
the rest of it was painful to read. she's burnout, her boyfriend wants an open relationship (which brings her to Quan), she is not really in talking terms to her parents, her sister mocks her illness, then she became of the caretaker to her father (and burnout even more) and her bestfriend only can be there for her in messaging apps (more of them in the beginning then less to nothing of them in the end)
I really wish this book was a 100 % memoir to HH since she has mentioned that this book is more to her because I am also was taken aback that this book is labelled as a rom-com.
I'm sorry, this is my first ever book from HH and I will still try to read her other stuff in the future too.