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nurbasyirah 's review for:
Ayesha at Last
by Uzma Jalaluddin
I thoroughly enjoyed this book and it feels bad to give it a 3, but there were several things that I still didn't like as the story ended so I think I am being fair enough. Hopefully.
At first, I found Ayesha and Khalid written like they're some teenagers when they're in their mid 20s but as the story progressed, Khalid had become someone that I like. He must be such a hottie in that suit. It's also kinda easy to dislike him because of his blunt remarks on things but he also said some of the sweetest things. My feeling on Ayesha still remains a mystery.
As enjoyable as this was, there were too many family drama and conflicts throughout the book, I was left with the feeling of "omg pick a struggle!!!" But all was well in the end, I guess. Though I'd wish a different endings on Tarek, Hafsa and Farzana. Especially Farzana. She deserved all the hell she was put through.
At first, I found Ayesha and Khalid written like they're some teenagers when they're in their mid 20s but as the story progressed, Khalid had become someone that I like. He must be such a hottie in that suit. It's also kinda easy to dislike him because of his blunt remarks on things but he also said some of the sweetest things. My feeling on Ayesha still remains a mystery.
As enjoyable as this was, there were too many family drama and conflicts throughout the book, I was left with the feeling of "omg pick a struggle!!!" But all was well in the end, I guess. Though I'd wish a different endings on Tarek, Hafsa and Farzana. Especially Farzana. She deserved all the hell she was put through.