This was kind of wild. I can see the Dramione influence on Nico and Libby, and Nico was definitely my favorite. I wish that Reina had been more of a character, though, and the twist rang a little funny to me.
I don't know how to describe this book. Even though it took me 3 whole weeks to read, every time I picked it up it felt easy. Even though it's about COVID and George Floyd and people dying, it's still funny? It's weird. It's not a happy book but it's not sad either. I recommend it.
I am bad at adding content warnings because I'm not sure how to describe them or how graphic they are but I tried to cover the ones I remembered. There is a pretty detailed description of the main character smuggling a dead body and her incarceration afterwards which I don't think is an option to mark in Storygraph. Oy.
I personally didn't find the "twist" that weird. It definitely did feel a bit rushed after Yeva left the Beast's castle, but it was a fun read. I kind of wish that there had been more of the Beast's POV, though.
I will never be able to decide if I actually enjoyed reading this or not. But it was a quick read and I did finish it without getting too frustrated by it. Both of the romantic leads were not the best people and the ending felt a little strange. Not bad, but strange. It is definitely not a romance though, I could never figure out why it gets billed that way.
I can't explain why I didn't like this, but the writing style wasn't for me. It didn't help that I was only interested when characters other than Gideon or Harrow were the focal point.
I really liked Neilah by Hannah Moskowitz. I skipped a couple in the middle after a few page. I am really glad that this book exists even if it wasn't entirely for me.