This book really messed with my heart. The portrayal of losing someone you love was so accurate, and it strongly emphasised the message that every moment you spend with a loved one should be cherished.
Grace is almost haunted by the memory of her great love Henry, who has passed away. She sees him everywhere, unable to let go of him. And then she meets Andy, who reminds her of Henry and what they had, but is different. I thought Grace was a very relatable and likeable character, and I strongly connected to her, thanks to the skills and talent of the writer.
The storyline had me gripped from begging to end; it was heartbreaking to be shown Grace's memories of Henry at crucial points and I will admit, I did cry throughout points of this book.
Overall, there's so much to like about this book, and I think it was written very well. I give it 4 out of 5 stars, and recommend this to anyone looking for a light yet emotional read during the summer months.
Grace is almost haunted by the memory of her great love Henry, who has passed away. She sees him everywhere, unable to let go of him. And then she meets Andy, who reminds her of Henry and what they had, but is different. I thought Grace was a very relatable and likeable character, and I strongly connected to her, thanks to the skills and talent of the writer.
The storyline had me gripped from begging to end; it was heartbreaking to be shown Grace's memories of Henry at crucial points and I will admit, I did cry throughout points of this book.
Overall, there's so much to like about this book, and I think it was written very well. I give it 4 out of 5 stars, and recommend this to anyone looking for a light yet emotional read during the summer months.