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A review by pastelwriter
Love Kills Twice by Rien Gray
dark
funny
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
I absolutely adored this! It was exactly what I needed it to be 😩👌🏻
For such a short novella, it made me feel incredibly invested in both Justine and Campbell’s storylines. It felt like we got to learn quite a bit about them, and the challenges they’ve faced.
Also. The chemistry between Justine and Campbell was impeccable 🙏🏻 Truly the only flaw was the whole “I love you” at the end, but I’m willing to forgive. I have no serious qualms with it when I spent most of the novella deeply interested in their dynamic and interactions. I often found myself desperate for this novella to be longer only so that I could have them interact even more!
All in all, this was great for what it was. I’m definitely down to read more in this series but also more stories in general where a woman falls in love with the assassin she hires to kill her no good husband 🤩
For such a short novella, it made me feel incredibly invested in both Justine and Campbell’s storylines. It felt like we got to learn quite a bit about them, and the challenges they’ve faced.
Also. The chemistry between Justine and Campbell was impeccable 🙏🏻 Truly the only flaw was the whole “I love you” at the end, but I’m willing to forgive. I have no serious qualms with it when I spent most of the novella deeply interested in their dynamic and interactions. I often found myself desperate for this novella to be longer only so that I could have them interact even more!
All in all, this was great for what it was. I’m definitely down to read more in this series but also more stories in general where a woman falls in love with the assassin she hires to kill her no good husband 🤩