Andra

that ending PHYSICALLY HURT

here i am, once again, suffering from the second male lead syndrome

nostalgia won....and i'm not entirely proud of that

Not great, not terrible. Another one of those books where everything comes so easily for the main character. The plot was fairly interesting, but annoying at the same time. Also the word building has its fair share of cringy phrasing, but it wasn't that unbearable. ((Also I prefer Rhys over Tamlin due to my unhealthy obsession with morally gray, dark haired book characters oops))

I could never do this book justice with my limited vocabulary. The pure and beautiful romance and the heart tugging longing this book portrays are so complex and wonderfully executed that my excuse of a review will never encapsulate it all.

This novel is literally a lovely story about war as ghoulish and paradoxical as that may sound. A lovely story about love, friendship and MUSIC!! I just love all the musical references and how passionate our characters were about this form of art <3

Speaking of characters, THEY ARE ALL SO ENDEARING AND THEY MUST BE PROTECTED AT ALL COSTS!! I love how the two couples came to know each other, i could clearly see the red string of fate pulling them closer! The romance was so adorable and swoon worthy, i mean the sneaky rendezvous in the piano room at midnight, the classical concert dates, PARIS CAFÉ DATES!!!! I was screaming and kicking my feet in the air whenever i reached one of these scenes