Palak Shrivastava

This book is not for everyone. This book won't give you any new vocabulary. This book won't give you hope and optimism. This book is not what you think from its cover. This book is about grief, about how every person have their own different ways to deal with grief. You won't get it if you're looking for romance, you won't get it until you feel it. Don't expect optimistic ending when it's already mentioned that the book is about moving on not holding onto. I gave it a five because it is a five. It deserves to be the best book for people who wants to move on for a particular grief. As I said, you won't get it until you feel it until you feel each and every word.

Trigger warnings: Mention of blood, accidents, abortion, infant abuse, manipulation, murder, disturbing plot. ______________________________________ For those who are not ok with any of the trigger warnings mentioned, please do not read and if you feel like you can read it anyway then just read the first paragraph of the first chapter, it'll let you know whether you can handle it or not. ______________________________________ Those who are actually interested in the book, I'm glad you are because I thought CoHo is just a good romance novelist but she did such an outstanding job. After reading the whole book you'll be questioning a lot of parts which is actually fun cause then you'll try to remember every single moment in the book. I never thought it will take this kind of turn when you expect it's a happy ending. I would say it depends on your mind set that how you take the ending. My mom and me both had different perspectives after knowing the end. It's fun how I ended it in two days because of the whole curiosity. ______________________________________ Happy reading ^^