Harsh

TL;DR: gripping story, amazing writing. A little bit predictive but exciting at the same time.

Although it took me a lot longer than I expected to finish this book, it was an amazing one.

Being my first audiobook, it took me some time getting used to listen to something on the phone when there are dozens of distractions ( as I'm wtiting this a notification comes buzzing and reminding me that the app has got my shopping covered ).
Read a book is quite different. You have the book and that's it. For me listening through the phone was harder than I expected but the book always brought me back as I wanted to know how things unfold.

It was a little bit predictive but I still always found myself wondering what happens next and how. The story is good. I did miss gadgets though - like I did in the previous novel.

Do you know how dumb a chess grandmaster has to be to be beaten in 6 moves?

I didn't get bored nor did I get lost in the midst of all that was happening in the story.
It's a great story. It is! It's wonderful how the Author wrote a story, telling how love isn't bounded by a body, shape, appearance, gender or anything at all but is just a connection of two souls.

This book has some of the best lines I've ever read!

“I wake up thinking of yesterday.
The joy is in remembering; the pain is in knowing it was yesterday.”

“I only have a day to give - so why can't it be a good one?”

“Before we say goodbye, she kissed me with everything she has. And I try to kiss her back with everything I want. This is the nice note, I can't help thinking. But just like a sound, as soon as the note hits the air, it begins to fade.”

By far the most intriguing and relatable book I've ever read.

I want to read this book again. Only this time, I'll make sure I understand every reference made.