It gave me some things to think about, and it was interesting to learn about different military viewpoints that seem relevant today. 

The romance felt like there was little build up to it, but the plot kept me entertained. 

I really can’t understand how hooking up where you can still hear the painful moans of your sick and dying troops is considered respectful or romantic. This really made me not care about Feyre’s love story, cause that was so classless. 

It was a slower paced book but everything is set up so well. The multiple perspectives really give insight to the fact that there really is no one “hero” in this story, which I found refreshing. 

Fully enjoyed this book for the vibes and casual writing style. It still had the drama of the romcom style that made this book so hard to put down. 

I wasn’t expecting to enjoy this book so much, it’s completly worth the hype. 

This story was a lot of fun. I enjoyed growth of the characters, the banter, the found family and uniting that to the nuclear family. Also enjoyed the spicy bits. 

I thought I had the story figured out but I really didn’t. More on the psychological thriller side of things. 

Such a cozy read that was perfect for autumn. The joys of starting a fantasy coffee shop. 

Magical Realism Sci-Fi Mystery Goodness. This isn’t a book I would typically read but I had a lot of fun with it. Usually things like time paradoxes are outside the realm of what I’m into, but this book did it well.