Holy crap, Chloe. Why do you do this to us?! This book is incredible, as I've come to expect from the Bergman series, but also in a way that smacked me across the face. I think that Ziggy finally having her own story, and the fact that she wanted people to start seeing her as a capable woman, made me do just that--I realized I also still thought of her as the youngest sister who struggled until her diagnosis and help from Frankie. Yes, we saw her slowly coming into her own through the other stories but this insight into her life was excellent. She is definitely one of my fave characters in the series now. Our introduction to Seb was also great and his journey is heartbreaking in the best way. I loved them together and the set up for Viggo's book has me wishing it was already 2024.