Anyone who knows me, knows that Aurora Rose Reynolds could never write a bad book in my opinion. In fact, I'm pretty sure the lady just has golden words flowing from her finger tips. So, it feels incredibly disloyal to say that story wise, I think this is her best written book to date. It's hard to explain because Until November still has all the stars and will forever be a favourite read of mine but this book feels like it has more depth to the story.

 

The characters were beautiful, don't get me wrong. And I loved them and their journey, but the true beauty of this story was as much their journey as it was them. Whereas earlier books the characters have been the heart, and their journey has been second to them. 

 

Elora and Roman met while each dealing with their own grief in different stages and in different ways. And watching each of them come to terms with that and not only work through it but also grow together at the same time was awesome. There was so much going on that could have worked out in a multitude of ways that I couldn't wait to see what was going to happen next and how.

 

Everything worked out beautifully and I fell more in love with each character and I loved it. I laughed, I swooned, I cried, and I smiled through my tears. And although I think from a literary perspective this book shows the authors growth and development, I still think her debut book is my favourite. Sorry not sorry. #AsherForever

 

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