It was entertaining, but I wasn’t hooked. The narrating that Maybel does can sound a bit cringy at times. However, I really like Wesley’s character and the mental illness representation. As someone that experiences panic attacks, I felt it was handled very respectfully. While I wasn’t in love with this book, Hogle’s other work, “You Deserve Each Other” is one of my all time favorite contemporary romances. If you were disappointed with this one, I recommend to still give the other a chance.
Good story and wonderful main character. Honestly she possesses a lot of qualities I admire despite being a supposed “villainess.” I thought the romance was gonna be a bigger part but the plot was entertaining enough to keep me reading. Epilogue was a bit drawn out but cute.
This was so incredibly boring and confusing. Everyone in the comments kept saying they were bawling but i felt so bored. It was also borderline grooming.
I really enjoyed this story. It’s nothing unique, but it’s a very relaxing read. The only reason I gave 3.75 stars is that the ending was extremely abrupt and rushed with no side stories. I really wish we had gotten at least a few side stories of their married life.
I very much enjoyed this book. I saw the plot twist coming, but I was still interested in getting to the end. The format was original and intriguing. I’m reminded of Reid’s other book Daisy Jones and the Six with its interview format. It’s not exaggerated to say the Reid has a great skill at untraditional storytelling methods. I would definitely recommend this book.
Graphic: Physical abuse, Domestic abuse, Homophobia, Biphobia, and Lesbophobia
Moderate: Cancer, Death, Addiction, Alcohol, Alcoholism, Grief, Car accident, Terminal illness, Death of parent, Injury/Injury detail, Suicide, Toxic relationship, and Infidelity
Minor: Rape, Sexism, Abortion, Blood, Cursing, Misogyny, Outing, Pregnancy, Drug use, Gaslighting, Infertility, Sexual assault, Abandonment, and Sexual content