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A review by vickyramey05
The Fire Between High & Lo by Brittainy C. Cherry
4.75
4.75⭐️ | 2🌶️
What a beautiful book…
I used to call myself the number one hater of second-chance romance, but—like always—I was wrong. I just hadn’t found the right one.
This story isn’t just about romantic love; it’s about love in all its forms—self-love, family love, friendship, and even love for the work you do. It’s raw, emotional, and incredibly real.
I won’t lie—I cried multiple times while reading. But since I’m a crybaby, I won’t use that as the reason you should read this book. Instead, you should read it because it’s beautifully written and genuinely moving.
Now, onto the main couple… They are the definition of soulmates. No matter how many obstacles were thrown in their way, they always found their way back to each other—first as friends, then as something more.
Please, just read it.
It might not change your life, but for the hours you spend with this book, you’ll find yourself believing in love. And if a romance novel doesn’t do that… then what’s the point?
What a beautiful book…
I used to call myself the number one hater of second-chance romance, but—like always—I was wrong. I just hadn’t found the right one.
This story isn’t just about romantic love; it’s about love in all its forms—self-love, family love, friendship, and even love for the work you do. It’s raw, emotional, and incredibly real.
I won’t lie—I cried multiple times while reading. But since I’m a crybaby, I won’t use that as the reason you should read this book. Instead, you should read it because it’s beautifully written and genuinely moving.
Now, onto the main couple… They are the definition of soulmates. No matter how many obstacles were thrown in their way, they always found their way back to each other—first as friends, then as something more.
Please, just read it.
It might not change your life, but for the hours you spend with this book, you’ll find yourself believing in love. And if a romance novel doesn’t do that… then what’s the point?