3.8 Stars

Let me start by saying that I can’t stand when I see s rating that’s like my “3.8”. I never understood why people wouldn’t just give it the higher number. But I get it now. I told myself that this year I’d me more honest with my ratings. And though this wasn’t what I would consider a 4, a 3 or 3.5 starts wouldn’t suffice.

That being said let’s get to my review....

So I want to say that I really liked the way this author writes. This was my first book by her and it definitely won’t be my last.

The topic of this book is something that’s rough to read but I feel like it’s not written about a lot. The author portrayed both the female and male point of views in s great way. Though the topic was a rough one, it was so real. I love any type of book with content that is real. It makes me connect with the book even more. Though I haven’t been in either characters position -to that extent anyways- I understood. I felt. I got it.

So why the 3.8? To me I feel like at some point Aubrey needed to wake up. I know she does at the end. But like i don’t know. I really can’t even explain it. Something for me was like hello.... leave him. You deserve better. I also felt like the relationship kind of went fast and for that their relationship kind of didn’t spark any emotions in me. It was More What they each dealt with on their own that I connected with, not them as an actual couple, if that makes sense.


Bottom line. It was a good book and I will definitely be reading more from this author.