This book got me! I have no clue how I let this one sit on my shelf for as long as I did. I don’t typically enjoy love triangles because there is always one obvious answer, but I felt myself flipping back and forth between who I thought Liv should be with. There are a lot of heavy discussions of grief and loss that had this book taking on a more serious tone at points, but it only added to the story. It was the perfect way to wrap up the summer. 

The only reason this book wasn’t five stars was that it took me a while to get into it. I thought the beginning was a bit slow, but it really picks up about halfway through. I rarely cry real tears while reading, and I did. Lots of them. This book was wholesome beyond measure, and the characters underwent significant positive character development. The romance was swoon-worthy, and the plot was fresh and unique. 

This is my book of the summer! Ali Hazelwood has encapsulated everything I needed in a summer romance and placed it into 400 pages of perfection. From Maya and Conor’s banter to the wedding gone sideways, I loved everything about this book!

I may be in a reading slump after this one, but it was worth it! The Unmaking of June Farrow is easily my favorite book I read this year.

It took me several years (yes, years), but I finally read A Court Of Thorns And Roses! Here are some of my thoughts.

This was my first Emily Henry book, and I am down bad!

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