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A review by janane
Part of Your World by Abby Jimenez
emotional
funny
hopeful
informative
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? N/A
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A
5.0
Two people from totally opposite worlds fall in love in the most beautiful way, that is written magically 🩵
Pick it up if you want to read an emotional love story, yet very inspiring & funny in its own way.
I have had this book for so long, and I regret not picking it up early. One of the reasons I delayed picking up this was I'm not a big fan of the reverse age gap trope. So I was not sure whether I would like it or not.
But I was so wrong. This book was a GEM in every aspect ♥️
Alexis is doctor hailing from a family that has a long lasting pride & history with the hospital she is working in. Unfortunately, due to circumstances, she is forced to carry the Montgomery name forward when her brother bails the family for his true love. But what about her true love? Makes the rest of the story.
I adored her. Her journey of choosing herself was the best part about this book. She was vulnerable, had her insecurities & passionate about her work. And she broke the cycle of everything.
Daniel was so mature, considerate & cute. His passion for the town & the love he had for everyone around him so pure. You just can't resist falling in love with him.
Alexis & Daniel's relationship was magical in every way that is possible. From their one night stand that slowly progresses to meetings where they get to know each other to that forever' love.
The biggest wingman for their love story was the town, Wakan.
She knows & She did this ♥️
He brought her out of the shell & made her independent in other ways. And at the end I felt, Alexis soul was free & she radiated joy.
A car droven into a ditch can lead into a chance encounter with Daniel. Manifesting the same.
This is beyond a love story, that is what made love this one more. It talks about important topic, abuse in any form is a abuse. It talks about this strongly, firmly & in the utmost practical way possible; all this along with a story.
The blend of that was perfect, I felt I had learnt something new, & enjoyed a great story & shed tears too.
A baby goat & a adorable dog to the mix with perfect writing made this a great & magical read ♥
Pick it up if you want to read an emotional love story, yet very inspiring & funny in its own way.
I have had this book for so long, and I regret not picking it up early. One of the reasons I delayed picking up this was I'm not a big fan of the reverse age gap trope. So I was not sure whether I would like it or not.
But I was so wrong. This book was a GEM in every aspect ♥️
Alexis is doctor hailing from a family that has a long lasting pride & history with the hospital she is working in. Unfortunately, due to circumstances, she is forced to carry the Montgomery name forward when her brother bails the family for his true love. But what about her true love? Makes the rest of the story.
I adored her. Her journey of choosing herself was the best part about this book. She was vulnerable, had her insecurities & passionate about her work. And she broke the cycle of everything.
Daniel was so mature, considerate & cute. His passion for the town & the love he had for everyone around him so pure. You just can't resist falling in love with him.
Alexis & Daniel's relationship was magical in every way that is possible. From their one night stand that slowly progresses to meetings where they get to know each other to that forever' love.
The biggest wingman for their love story was the town, Wakan.
She knows & She did this ♥️
He brought her out of the shell & made her independent in other ways. And at the end I felt, Alexis soul was free & she radiated joy.
A car droven into a ditch can lead into a chance encounter with Daniel. Manifesting the same.
This is beyond a love story, that is what made love this one more. It talks about important topic, abuse in any form is a abuse. It talks about this strongly, firmly & in the utmost practical way possible; all this along with a story.
The blend of that was perfect, I felt I had learnt something new, & enjoyed a great story & shed tears too.
A baby goat & a adorable dog to the mix with perfect writing made this a great & magical read ♥