I really enjoyed Carley Fortune's first book, which is not always the case for a debut author. Imagine my surprise when I actually liked the second one better! I rate books based on vibes...if they make me feel all the things, higher rating. If I don't give a crap or it's boring to me, lower rating. I was concerned this was gonna have a more Colleen Hoover type of "gotcha" (which I love, for the record), but was very satisfied that it tackled more nuanced generational trauma and included some neurospicy representation. 

And hey - this ended up being the last book I needed to complete my Reading Challenge for the year. Happy surprise!