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2.5/5: i didn't like the writing, i feel like there was no character development and the epilogue was a jump in her mental health progress that should've been what the book was about, did luke ever really understand her?, i thought that the final thing to happen was weird and didn't need to happen for her to make steps in her recovery process, the only reason i didn't rate it lower is bc the rep was good and it was own voices so i can tell this was an important story to the author and i hope others can enjoy it more than i did
4.5/5: i really really enjoyed this and the audiobook narrator was so good like there is a lot of yelling in the first half from a certain character so if you're sensitive to that maybe don't listen to it on audiobook because it was intense in a captivating way. i was very into the story and listened to the last 65% in one evening because of how good it was. the only thing i didn't like as much was the writing and i dont know why but along with the last book i've finished i find myself absolutely sick of metaphors. not everything needs a metaphor and especially with some of the metaphors the author used which were just outdated, gross, and unnecessary (ex: "colder than an Inuit's titty" and something about a "bipolar madman")
