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A review by brightside_83
Garden of the Midnights by Hannah Linder
4.0
4 Stars ✨
Historical Fiction
“You just have to forgive them, even if you have to do it over and over again, you’ve just got to forgive them.”
1809 England
I had no idea where this book was going in the beginning, I went into it totally blind. It started a bit slow at first but the pace kept growing and growing until I didn’t want to put it down. The story itself was about abandonment and rejection but overall focused on the power of forgiveness. The writing was so cozy. I just loved William and his moral character, with everything he had been through, it still didn’t make him any less of a man and he stayed true to who he was. Isabella grew so much as well over the course of the book. The romance was a forbidden one, who doesn’t love that trope? Such a beautiful story and epilogue so glad I read it! Would recommend.
**Clean Read
Historical Fiction
“You just have to forgive them, even if you have to do it over and over again, you’ve just got to forgive them.”
1809 England
I had no idea where this book was going in the beginning, I went into it totally blind. It started a bit slow at first but the pace kept growing and growing until I didn’t want to put it down. The story itself was about abandonment and rejection but overall focused on the power of forgiveness. The writing was so cozy. I just loved William and his moral character, with everything he had been through, it still didn’t make him any less of a man and he stayed true to who he was. Isabella grew so much as well over the course of the book. The romance was a forbidden one, who doesn’t love that trope? Such a beautiful story and epilogue so glad I read it! Would recommend.
**Clean Read