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A review by carolina98
Some Other Now by Sarah Everett
4.0
I had a blast reading this book. It kept me engaged throughout it and I had a hard time putting it down.I Liked the drama omg I ate that shit up. However there were several things that I for one hate. Here are the reasons why it didn’t get five stars from me.
1. It’s a love triangle between brothers (I hate this trope authors need to stop with the whole both brothers like the same person even tho said brothers are both very different people)
2. Jessie was low key annoying (she kept saying that everything bad that happened to the cohens was her fault. Was also very rude to her mother and just overall didn’t have any character development)
3. It’s also dual time line which I just absolutely hate but I will say it did work out.
4. Communication
I felt like most of everyone’s problems would of been handled better if they were just to communicate and tell the truth about their feelings instead of just letting everything bottle up.
5. How they handled Rowan’s death.
This one goes with the communication one but I felt like Jessi could of benefited a lot from just talking about the death instead of just avoiding the conversation altogether.
1. It’s a love triangle between brothers (I hate this trope authors need to stop with the whole both brothers like the same person even tho said brothers are both very different people)
2. Jessie was low key annoying (she kept saying that everything bad that happened to the cohens was her fault. Was also very rude to her mother and just overall didn’t have any character development)
3. It’s also dual time line which I just absolutely hate but I will say it did work out.
4. Communication
I felt like most of everyone’s problems would of been handled better if they were just to communicate and tell the truth about their feelings instead of just letting everything bottle up.
5. How they handled Rowan’s death.
This one goes with the communication one but I felt like Jessi could of benefited a lot from just talking about the death instead of just avoiding the conversation altogether.