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A review by meldelizia
The Plus One by Mazey Eddings
5.0
This book is an automatic new favorite for me. Mazey did an incredible job writing therapy scenes and the journey of healing from trauma. I was in awe of the love between the characters and the reminders that you don’t need to be “healed” in order to be worthy of love.
Indira and Jude were the perfect pair, childhood enemies to lovers, only one TENT (loved), brother’s best friend, and so many other goodies.
You’ll get lots of glimpse into the rest of the friend group from this series, and we get to know Indira’s brother Collin and his fiancé, Jeremy, through lots of wedding prep throughout the story.
There were so many elements that highlighted the struggles of PTSD and familial trauma in ways I’ve never seen before and felt incredible impressed by.
Truly, this book was everything I could have hoped for and much more, and I’m excited for it to be out in the world.
Indira and Jude were the perfect pair, childhood enemies to lovers, only one TENT (loved), brother’s best friend, and so many other goodies.
You’ll get lots of glimpse into the rest of the friend group from this series, and we get to know Indira’s brother Collin and his fiancé, Jeremy, through lots of wedding prep throughout the story.
There were so many elements that highlighted the struggles of PTSD and familial trauma in ways I’ve never seen before and felt incredible impressed by.
Truly, this book was everything I could have hoped for and much more, and I’m excited for it to be out in the world.