noneofurbusiness

2.5 stars

I'm sorry but Millie was just way to annoying in this book.

First of all, I felt so bad for Brock and it's clear she never liked him so why was she leading him on.

Then at a point she said she questioned whether Enzo was really trustworthy cause he beat a man half to death when she should definetely be the last person judging someone for that so I was really confused at where that even came from.

The ‘twists' were also really underwhelming and were not written well at all.

4.5 Stars

This book was so cute and I don't know why I held of on reading it sooner. I loved how it didn't necessary contain any specific tropes - just two people getting to know each other.

Also the conflict at the end as stupid as it was, I actually liked cause it was resolved quickly and it made me cry because it reminded me of previous relationships.

I'm definetely going to be reading dani's and eve's books after this!!

Love is certainly never safe, but it's worth it.

This book is amazing. The beginning was a bit slow at first so it was harder for me to get into but when it picked up I couldn't stop turning the pages.

And it made me cry and any book that makes me cry automatically gets 5 stars from me

No rating because I don't quite know what to think about this book.

This was definetely a beautiful book but the incest really caught me off guard and I think it just left a sour taste on my experience with this book. I also felt like the ending was very underwhelming.

This book follows Cyril Avery (who isn't a real Avery) and his life. It almost felt like I was Cyril and living his life through him and seeing it all from his eyes. We grew with him and even nearing the ending, when he was trying to recall memories the past, I also was trying to recall them (and had forgotten some of them).

I loved the talk about homosexuality and the difficulties of being gay in the 1940s,50s,60s,70s e.t.c and living in Ireland (a very catholic and conservative country at that time).