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A review by shaysshelf
How to End a Love Story by Yulin Kuang
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
4.25
This was such a beautiful story of love, pain and healing. A truly unique story with so much promise for what Yulin will bring us in the future!
It was sweet, spicy and tender. There were moments where rough edges were exposed and these two, the most unlikely of lovers, smoothed each other out.
There was so much to adore about this story. The characters and even the side characters were so well developed.
Grant is just... I have no words for the way I love that man. 🥹
Sometimes I find when books are written in third person it loses some of the emotional impact because of that degree of separation from the character. I think if this was written in first person it would have been a 5 star for me!
The narration from Andrew Eiden and Kathrine Chin was fantastic. They were such a delight to listen to.
It was sweet, spicy and tender. There were moments where rough edges were exposed and these two, the most unlikely of lovers, smoothed each other out.
There was so much to adore about this story. The characters and even the side characters were so well developed.
Grant is just... I have no words for the way I love that man. 🥹
Sometimes I find when books are written in third person it loses some of the emotional impact because of that degree of separation from the character. I think if this was written in first person it would have been a 5 star for me!
The narration from Andrew Eiden and Kathrine Chin was fantastic. They were such a delight to listen to.