I received this book for free as an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Summary:
Nadzia is a writer who poured her heart and soul into her fantasy book only to have her best friend read it and hate it. After she gets home, she falls asleep, waking up in the middle of a field. She quickly finds she has somehow been transported into the world of her book. She gets to see the places and characters she created come to life. Every author's dream right?

But her knowledge of this world lands her in trouble. She knows top secret information that very few people are privy to. She finds herself imprisoned by the very characters she wrote. Follow Nadzia as she experiences love and war firsthand.

Review:

This book was a quick read. It had a cast of diverse characters and tons of representation which I loved. I also really enjoyed the concept of this book. The idea of finding yourself trapped in a story you created really grabbed me and hooked me.

I do wish the author relied more on showing the reader emotions and scenery rather than telling us most things. That would've expanded the world a bit more and hooked me further. I believe it would've added to the chemistry of the love interests as well.

I highly recommend this book to anyone wanting to go on a fun adventure to a new fantasy world. I just love books inside of books.

Thank you again for the chance to read your book.

I received this book in one of my owlcrate boxes a long time ago and finally got around to reading it. This book is about mozart’s lesser know sister who actually composed music alongside him while they were young. I will say I learned a lot about the mozart family in this book and loved seeing the brother sister relationship between the two siblings.

While the author’s note explains the fantasy elements in this story, I was not a huge fan of the fantasy bits. They felt a bit repetitive and disjointed with the story.