For once a book where the two main characters don't fall in love
Different yet similar to Muchamore's CHERUB and Rock War, Georgia and Julian are a lot more closer to us in terms of a more realistic but just as dramatic story. Good pacing and for once we have two characters that don't meet and fall in love. Some believable representation that isn't forced and amazing character development of things going both right and wrong.
I would have like more interactions between our main characters considering the cover design and blurb but their interactions were very natural and not rushed.
Theres also a lot of time skips. While chapters left on cliffhangers left you wonder their fates, timeskips sometimes made it harder to fill in the gaps.
I really related to both characters a lot but it left with an unsatisfying ending. The epilogue ties it up neatly but there are still questions I'd like the answer to.
I would have like more interactions between our main characters considering the cover design and blurb but their interactions were very natural and not rushed.
Theres also a lot of time skips. While chapters left on cliffhangers left you wonder their fates, timeskips sometimes made it harder to fill in the gaps.
I really related to both characters a lot but it left with an unsatisfying ending. The epilogue ties it up neatly but there are still questions I'd like the answer to.