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A review by vcreative
I Hope This Doesn't Find You by Ann Liang
emotional
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
This was so hilarious, intense, infuriating, and amazing!!!
This book justifies the enemies-to-lovers trope so well. This is a cutthroat academic rivalry trope, had me breezing through the book in no time. I swear the tension here was good, the connections deep, and the plot line aligned with what was happening with the characters and my gods above! The banter between the MC's was just so precious!
I loved it!!! The title, the plot premise of accidentally sending drafts that are you're frustrated secrets and then living in the hell hole. The character growth was beautiful, the way the female MC character just grew over the chapters through her difficulties and struggles, the way she realised how she was so hard on herself is so beautiful.
I just wish the male MC story was a little in depth but for anyone looking for a quick wow book this is for y'all.
This book justifies the enemies-to-lovers trope so well. This is a cutthroat academic rivalry trope, had me breezing through the book in no time. I swear the tension here was good, the connections deep, and the plot line aligned with what was happening with the characters and my gods above! The banter between the MC's was just so precious!
I loved it!!! The title, the plot premise of accidentally sending drafts that are you're frustrated secrets and then living in the hell hole. The character growth was beautiful, the way the female MC character just grew over the chapters through her difficulties and struggles, the way she realised how she was so hard on herself is so beautiful.
I just wish the male MC story was a little in depth but for anyone looking for a quick wow book this is for y'all.