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Wow! This novel was written in a voice that brought me totally into the story. Death is not easy to accept and I believe most people suffer from the ‘what if‘s‘ mindset afterwards. Lexie is facing some difficulties as are the other members of her family. This book is listed as a YA genre, but I admit this 70 year old did really relate to it. It was an easy 4.5/5⭐️

One of the saddest, most heartbreaking books I‘ve ever read 💔 📔 😭

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I actually liked this one more than Butcher and Blackbird. There was much more backstory to the characters and I liked how the relationship developed. And there was humor. It was preeeteeeee spicy, with some dark themes, but the stalker hero has total golden retriever vibes.
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I don‘t have the emotional bandwidth to handle this one right now…Might pick-up again in the future.

This was such a great book, I didn‘t want it to end! Yasmen and Josiah are possibly my fave fictional couple right now.

Loved Kennedy Ryan‘s approach to second-chance romance, and especially loved how mental health and therapy were such a central part of the story.

Can‘t wait to read the next book on the series!

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This was truly a heartbreaking story. It had me crying so much towards the end. It was beautifully written and, incredibly heartfelt. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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I did skim parts of the first of the book, so I did miss a few things. I liked one thing that happened, when so many novels would go the other way. I think I liked it because the author made sure that the reader understood, whereas so many other books wouldn‘t go into it. I also liked the ecological slant to the story (though that wasn‘t explored in a lot of detail, but it still appealed to me).

This was good. I didn‘t really like any of the characters, though. (And although I don‘t particularly like kids), I did love Emira‘s relationship with Bri. Alix weirded me out there when she tried to befriend Emira. At the end, I liked the way the author delved into future years with how Emira was doing and what she continued on to do after the main part of the story was done.

Nope, this is just bad! DNFing

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This book was so good. Part of my felt bad for Asa and what he went through as a child but part of my hated him too. So glad Sloan got a happy ending she deserved.