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Aurora has a journey of healing and has dealt with grief her whole life with her mums disappearance. There was a lot of monologue which I don't like, cause I'm someone who needs dialogues instead of the main character describing every little detail around them.

They're not the best at showing their emotions and expressing their feelings, but they show the love and care they have for their friends in different ways. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Also, Not every one-liner needs to be turned into a running bit and sometimes 'cute' nicknames should remain unexplained, especially those that exist because one character reminds the other of Will Ferrell running around New York City like a hyperactive toddler in tights.

I didn’t like Zapata’s last release, I found it extremely repetitive and dull, and I actually wasn’t planning on reading this book because if that. If you loved From Lukov with Love – the sensational TikTok hit that is captivating readers all over the world – then you don’t want to miss any of Mariana’s unique romances!

Books set in small towns are always super heartwarming just because of the sense of community and I don’t know, nature is nice I guess, and the setting definitely contributed to the healing part of this book.

Aurora symbolises hope and persistence during the most difficult circumstances that anybody can endure in life, and I found myself feeling truly connected to her character and her journey. buttttttttt can we talk about the nicknames pls because buddy and angel face are NOT it 💀 they just came outta nowhere and it gave me the ick! She chose the town where her existence took a tragic turn twenty years before and end up with a silver fox grumpy dad, landlord who doesn’t specially like her. The best moment in this book is Rhodes and Amos thinking Aurora was leaving after they found out about Kaden and they chase after her. Mariana is a native Texan living in a small town in Colorado with her husband and two beloved (and emotionally manipulative) Great Danes, Dorian and Kaiser.

so while there are things that i dont normally like in a book, they are done in a way that had me loving this story.i loved all the characters and even though the romance is slow as hell, if you like Aurora, then you wouldn't mind reading about her journey/character development, which is the majority of this book. someone free this woman from her periphrasis cage; let her know that names + pronouns are allowed to be used more than once per paragraph. Instead, it focussed on the daily goings-on of Aurora and how she was rebuilding her life for the better. I actually read Archer's Voice last month (a real flop, that one) and was afraid ARLH reminded me too much of it, to fully like it.

e., Van had her marathons and fucked up family and Aurora had huge hikes and a previously fucked up relationship. Tired of being the last choice she left and put herself first, going back to the small town she grew up in where her mother went missing 20 years ago.Somehow, even though this book was a slow burn just like most of this author’s books, I felt like their relationship developed at exactly the right pace. The ending was so satisfying; we got some answers but it didn’t feel rushed or just added to procure the reader a more pleasant closure to Aurora’s story, no. If you loved From Lukov with Love - the sensational TikTok hit that is captivating readers all over the world - then you don't want to miss any of Mariana's unique romances! I think this one was very well rounded and all of the plot points felt like they were nicely closed off by the end… plus we actually got more than half a second to enjoy the couple together which is something we don’t really ever get with her other stories… so I especially loved that.