Candice
This book says it’s under 300 pages but it’s a dense, heavy less than 300 page book. The story follows past and present day, Eunha as she navigates being the daughter of a crime family in Hong Kong.
The chapters aren’t a 1:1 present day: flash back cadence. Some chapters follow a section of story before a change. However I will say sometimes it’d be present day and there would still be some flashbacks which was a bit confusing - you’re already doing full flashback chapters. Keep them separated. But I digress. There were never any massive a-ha moments but the story is laid out well and you feel the ebb and flow of Eunha’s life as she figures out how to be her father’s daughter, a wife, a mother and the owner of her own destiny.
This book says it’s under 300 pages but it’s a dense, heavy less than 300 page book. The story follows past and present day, Eunha as she navigates being the daughter of a crime family in Hong Kong.
The chapters aren’t a 1:1 present day: flash back cadence. Some chapters follow a section of story before a change. However I will say sometimes it’d be present day and there would still be some flashbacks which was a bit confusing - you’re already doing full flashback chapters. Keep them separated. But I digress. There were never any massive a-ha moments but the story is laid out well and you feel the ebb and flow of Eunha’s life as she figures out how to be her father’s daughter, a wife, a mother and the owner of her own destiny.