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A review by renkeeling
Heart and Seoul by Erin Kinsella
adventurous
funny
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
relaxing
medium-paced
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
5.0
DISCLAIMER: I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review
I remember the first time I heard about this book series over twitter. I was extremely excited to learn about the diversity that Erin has in this book and portrayed her characters with such craft and detail that I absolutely live for.
I really appreciate that Erin had content warnings in the actual book itself because as someone who's dealt with plenty of traumatic experiences I really appreciate it when authors take the time to provide content warnings. Random note, but the formatting of this book was incredible and it's clear that Erin took her time with creating this book.
Romance has always been one of my favorite genres, but one major trend I find in the genre that irritates me to no end is the lack of communication between partners. I was THRILLED when that trend did not appear anywhere in this book.
Heart and Seoul was a really entertaining and wholesome read and I'd recommend it to any romance lover who is looking for something new, exciting, and healthy to read. This book got me through a really rough patch and I will forever hold it close to my heart.
I remember the first time I heard about this book series over twitter. I was extremely excited to learn about the diversity that Erin has in this book and portrayed her characters with such craft and detail that I absolutely live for.
I really appreciate that Erin had content warnings in the actual book itself because as someone who's dealt with plenty of traumatic experiences I really appreciate it when authors take the time to provide content warnings. Random note, but the formatting of this book was incredible and it's clear that Erin took her time with creating this book.
Romance has always been one of my favorite genres, but one major trend I find in the genre that irritates me to no end is the lack of communication between partners. I was THRILLED when that trend did not appear anywhere in this book.
Heart and Seoul was a really entertaining and wholesome read and I'd recommend it to any romance lover who is looking for something new, exciting, and healthy to read. This book got me through a really rough patch and I will forever hold it close to my heart.