Caryl Cansino

Oh my God, the best book I've read this week. It's so beautifully written. It doesn't just focus on the progress of their romance together, it also tackles about love in different kinds of level. The hurt and betrayal about never knowing everything at all, to the love that is greater than everything intangible. I can't stop smiling while I started reading the book, it made me feel a lot of things. You see things in different perspective, how life will still continue even if some didn't, and that's okay. We just have to let it all washed away by the currents of living. And it's inevitable. I have loved every single part of this book. There is nothing to hate about the characters. Gus is carved and made to be perfect, clever, and intelligent. And it made me want to hope for something that I know it will come to me not now, but soon. To anticipate all that is coming and welcome it with open arms and wild imaginations.

This deserves to be in booktok as well. I love Graeme. He's not the kind of person you hated at first, because there's nothing to dislike. He's very thoughtful and patient. He's damn hot as well, he's great at everything. There's nothing bad to say about him. He's carved as perfect, definitely made for Henley.