jam'n toast
I do not know how to feel about this book. I just felt like the vibe was completely off and I just could not connect with the characters like I had with their minor roles in the previous books. I think a reason for this being the case is that it feels as though points are constantly being rehashed extending the story to the point of boredom. I think that it could have been cut shorter especially now that I'm reading the sequel to this one. I did really enjoy both Joey and Aoife's characters and was super excited to delve into their past but I do not think that this whole book had to be focused on just the beginning of their friendship and every trivial moment in between. It felt a little too much like filler it became drawn out and tiresome rather quickly. Could have definitely been cut shorter maybe a novella plus a book definitely no need for this couple to have two books that are each over 600 pages long.
I do not know how to feel about this book. I just felt like the vibe was completely off and I just could not connect with the characters like I had with their minor roles in the previous books. I think a reason for this being the case is that it feels as though points are constantly being rehashed extending the story to the point of boredom. I think that it could have been cut shorter especially now that I'm reading the sequel to this one. I did really enjoy both Joey and Aoife's characters and was super excited to delve into their past but I do not think that this whole book had to be focused on just the beginning of their friendship and every trivial moment in between. It felt a little too much like filler it became drawn out and tiresome rather quickly. Could have definitely been cut shorter maybe a novella plus a book definitely no need for this couple to have two books that are each over 600 pages long.