This story was a breath of fresh air in the Time Princess archives. It was refreshingly simple in a way that let the emotions and characters really shine. The dialogue was very well done, the choices felt very meaningful, and the emotional beats felt very solid. I loved that this story didn't feel like it relied on any choose-your-own-adventure gimmicks. It felt like a very thought-out story where you could make your own choices.

It was especially meaningful to me as someone who played Violin for many years. This was the fastest I've read a Time Princess book, and it was because I simply couldn't put it down.