ayla erencan
Other than the first book, potentially joint, this is my favourite coupling/ book of the series, it was so so so gripping! Heartbroken following Gibsies story, I truly relate to Claire and they are my fav trope!!
Other than the first book, potentially joint, this is my favourite coupling/ book of the series, it was so so so gripping! Heartbroken following Gibsies story, I truly relate to Claire and they are my fav trope!!
Although I did enjoy this book, I do believe the first 2 books based around Shannon & Johnny felt more compelling maybe or more in line with the romance I feel close to. I do love the rawness of Joeys love and pain in this book but did have to take a few more breaks reading this, due to the harsh nature of Teddys character and how Joeys pain and addiction is portrayed. I deeply relate to Joey survival instincts and overbearing weight of family on his shoulders and parts broke my heart for him. I think we’ve all been Aoife at some point in love, and I can’t wait to read the next book to see where their unconditional commitment/ sacrifices to each other takes them.
Although I did enjoy this book, I do believe the first 2 books based around Shannon & Johnny felt more compelling maybe or more in line with the romance I feel close to. I do love the rawness of Joeys love and pain in this book but did have to take a few more breaks reading this, due to the harsh nature of Teddys character and how Joeys pain and addiction is portrayed. I deeply relate to Joey survival instincts and overbearing weight of family on his shoulders and parts broke my heart for him. I think we’ve all been Aoife at some point in love, and I can’t wait to read the next book to see where their unconditional commitment/ sacrifices to each other takes them.
- Scarlett Curtis
- Hannah Witton
- Michelle Elman
- Sam Smith
- Fearne Cotton
- Jordan Stephens
- Tanya Byron
- Claire Stancliffe
- Travon Free
- Dawn O'Porter
- Ella Purnell
- Sharon Chalkin Feldstein
- Alastair Campbell
- Candice Carty-Williams
- Naomi Campbell
- Jo Irwin
- Matt Haig
- Shonagh Marie
- Martha Lane Fox
- Bryony Gordon
- Jonah Freud
- Jonny Benjamin
- Poorna Bell
- Honey Ross
- Alexis Caught
- Kelechi Okafor
- Kai-Isaiah Jamal
- Hussain Manawer
- Charly Cox
- Rosa Mercuriadis
- Eve Delaney
- Ben Platt
- Emilia Clarke
- Elizabeth Day
- Reggie Yates
- Jamie Flook
- Robert Kazandijan
- Jamie Windust
- Lauren Mahon
- Adam Kay
- James Blake
- Yusuf Al Majarhi
- Nadia Craddock
- Mitch Price
- Jack Rooke
- Gemma Styles
- Kate Weinberg
- Montana Brown
- Miranda Hart
- Simon Amstell
- James Righton
- Maggie Matić
- Grace Beverley
- Charlie Mackesy
- Mona Chalabi
- Mathew Kollamkulam
- Michael Kitching
- Khalil Aldabbas
- Davina McCall
- Poppy Jamie
- Ripley Parker
- Emma Thompson
- Saba Asif
- Megan Crabbe
- Lena Dunham
- Scarlett Moffatt
- Yomi Adegoke
- Elizabeth Uviebinené
- Steve Ali
- Chidera Eggerue
- Gabby Edlin
- Jessie Cave
The best bit about reading this was Maddie and betas annotations, the book was okay, a bit cringe but i saw the vision.
The best bit about reading this was Maddie and betas annotations, the book was okay, a bit cringe but i saw the vision.
a really heart wrenching story that captures the essence of love, not only for others but for yourself, especially when navigating how to deal with losing the person you love most. i absolutely love how all the characters and story was written, it was incredibly raw and genuine (yes i cried a bit!!), whilst also being a book that kept me believing in love💟
a really heart wrenching story that captures the essence of love, not only for others but for yourself, especially when navigating how to deal with losing the person you love most. i absolutely love how all the characters and story was written, it was incredibly raw and genuine (yes i cried a bit!!), whilst also being a book that kept me believing in love💟
