Beautiful Ruins

Thanks to my best friend, Chloe, for letting me borrow this and being my personal library in this era of quarantine!

I'm not going to write a brief synopsis in this review because there's so many storylines going on over so much time that I don't even know where to start. So just read the synopsis up top. This is also going to be a short review. The writing was good. There was nothing that stood out to me, but nothing I hated either. And that pretty much goes for the whole plot. I first considered giving this four stars because I enjoyed reading it, but the ending was very underwhelming. It was like there was this lead up and setting the scene for this one moment throughout the whole book and then when it happened, nothing happened. It was just eh. So, weird ending. But I enjoyed getting to know the characters and I always enjoy a good multiple POV. But I ended up giving it three stars just because it was so forgettable. If you ask me what this book was about this time next year, I will have no idea. So that's it. Not great, not terrible plot with not great, not terrible writing.

Would I recommend?
Do you just like reading for the heck of it? Like historical fiction and multiple POV (this is a must)? Then, go for it. If you're looking for your next favorite novel, keep looking.