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Under An Endless Moon by A.L. Jackson
5.0
This series just keeps getting better. AL Jackson is pure talent! Raven & Otto, loves of my life. This book is beautiful from start to finish. 🖤
Ever since I met Raven in From Here to Eternity I was counting the days for her story. I fell in love with her since then, and I continued loving her fiercely throughout this book, too.
Raven is one helluva strong character. I got chills when I was reading about her past and the things she's been through, so her strength and bravery is something worthy of highest admiration.
Otto—well, I'm yet to meet an MMC written by Amy that I will not love (spoiler alert: this'll never happen). This man is a protector through and through. He's also been through a very fair share of unfairness and tragedy in his life, but I knew that the more I got to know him, the harder I'd end up falling for him. And hard I fell.
Raven and Otto are friends, and have been friends since she was little. And from the start Otto felt protective of her, wanting to keep her safe and as far away as possible from the ugliness of the world. They know that they can always count on each other, and they will be there for each other no matter what.
The thing is, what they feel for each other goes way beyond the "just friends". And it's evident that they won't be able to hide it much longer.
Gosh, nobody does it like Amy. The mutual pining, the tension, the care—I am absolutely in love with this couple. They had me swooning and smiling, and I couldn't get enough of them.
Raven is exceptional—I love the fact that she went after what she wanted, and she wasn't afraid to voice it. She very confidently expressed all her feelings and pushed Otto—and goodness me, the moment they gave in? Swoon. Butterflies. Passion. Love. Everything. 🖤
They're perfect.
Amy's delicious, beautiful and thrilling suspense element—something I will always and forever be a number one fan of. I was at the edge of my seat!! The twist? I did not see it coming, but my heart felt the pressure. 🙃
And the way she presents us with the flashbacks? Oof! *chef's kiss* They make me connect with the characters and the overall story on a much deeper level, and it's something that will always set Amy's books apart in the best way.
No matter what I write, it'll never be enough to do Amy's books justice. Her writing is phenomenal.
The found family aspect is something that will always warm my heart, and will make me wish I were a part of these beautiful, protective, and caring group of people, too. ❤️
Amy, I wish I could find the right words to express the amount of love I have for this book, for these characters, for this series, and for basically anything and everything you write. But this is my version of mission impossible, and those right words are yet to make an appearance. I'll never tire of repeating how fully and deeply I do love it all, though. I wish I could live in your books.
P.S.: I am now very impatiently waiting for the next book! Gimme, gimme, gimme. 😍
Ever since I met Raven in From Here to Eternity I was counting the days for her story. I fell in love with her since then, and I continued loving her fiercely throughout this book, too.
Raven is one helluva strong character. I got chills when I was reading about her past and the things she's been through, so her strength and bravery is something worthy of highest admiration.
Otto—well, I'm yet to meet an MMC written by Amy that I will not love (spoiler alert: this'll never happen). This man is a protector through and through. He's also been through a very fair share of unfairness and tragedy in his life, but I knew that the more I got to know him, the harder I'd end up falling for him. And hard I fell.
Raven and Otto are friends, and have been friends since she was little. And from the start Otto felt protective of her, wanting to keep her safe and as far away as possible from the ugliness of the world. They know that they can always count on each other, and they will be there for each other no matter what.
The thing is, what they feel for each other goes way beyond the "just friends". And it's evident that they won't be able to hide it much longer.
Gosh, nobody does it like Amy. The mutual pining, the tension, the care—I am absolutely in love with this couple. They had me swooning and smiling, and I couldn't get enough of them.
Raven is exceptional—I love the fact that she went after what she wanted, and she wasn't afraid to voice it. She very confidently expressed all her feelings and pushed Otto—and goodness me, the moment they gave in? Swoon. Butterflies. Passion. Love. Everything. 🖤
They're perfect.
Amy's delicious, beautiful and thrilling suspense element—something I will always and forever be a number one fan of. I was at the edge of my seat!! The twist? I did not see it coming, but my heart felt the pressure. 🙃
And the way she presents us with the flashbacks? Oof! *chef's kiss* They make me connect with the characters and the overall story on a much deeper level, and it's something that will always set Amy's books apart in the best way.
No matter what I write, it'll never be enough to do Amy's books justice. Her writing is phenomenal.
The found family aspect is something that will always warm my heart, and will make me wish I were a part of these beautiful, protective, and caring group of people, too. ❤️
Amy, I wish I could find the right words to express the amount of love I have for this book, for these characters, for this series, and for basically anything and everything you write. But this is my version of mission impossible, and those right words are yet to make an appearance. I'll never tire of repeating how fully and deeply I do love it all, though. I wish I could live in your books.
P.S.: I am now very impatiently waiting for the next book! Gimme, gimme, gimme. 😍