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The Origins of Iris
by Beth Lewis
I honestly dont remember why I requested this particular book on NG. But, I am glad I did. Also, I am glad I went into it totally blind. This is an lgbtq+ domestic drama/thriller with some sliding doors and adventure elements. Its a weird mix but it actually functions pretty well. I really enjoyed reading about dynamics in the same sex marriage, and it makes me happy that more and more stories about unconventional families get published and talked about.
The Origins of Iris is the story about love. Love for another person, love for yourself. About finding the boundary between love and possession. It deals with domestic abuse and suicide and it isnt what one would consider a light read, but it makes you think about your own life choices and that is something I really enjoy in my reads The only thing I actually minded was that it felt a bit repetitive at parts.
The Origins of Iris is the story about love. Love for another person, love for yourself. About finding the boundary between love and possession. It deals with domestic abuse and suicide and it isnt what one would consider a light read, but it makes you think about your own life choices and that is something I really enjoy in my reads The only thing I actually minded was that it felt a bit repetitive at parts.