This book here 🤯

Let’s start with what stopped me from giving it 5 stars & that’s just some points were a little too wordy for me; I wished the family aspect was bigger Malachi went through something horrific & he’s grieving & I understand he wanted to be isolated but I still wish his family was in this book more. 

Now for the good stuff: This book is not like the eisenberg or domino effect series. In those books you may have cried but you definitely laughed & all around it was a good ole time malachi is NOT that. If you read Lawe then you know what happened to Malachi & the prologue (which is long but can be skipped) is Malachi’s POV that night & then it jumps to 2 years later where we meet Aeir. I loooved the conversation of what family, friends & love ones go through when their loved one is in a coma & it’s not looking good (but I’m with Jae don’t unplug me). I loved how Aeir’s parents & best friend supported her decision to move away instead of trying to hover over her. I also loved the aspect of God in this & the fact that miracles surely sue happen. 
Also Aussie broke my heart in this. “Tell uncle milo mommy said it’s okay” 😭 She wasn’t in the book a lot but when she was she definitely blew my mind and/or tugged on my heart strings. 
Overall this book was good, unexpected & different from her previous books but not in a bad way. Congratulations Ms. Huffington you’ve done it again. Now for Milo.