Okay, let me take a deep breath because wow, the way I connected with Katherine is beyond words. I’ve never felt so deeply attached to characters like I did with her and James. Their journey? Emotional. Messy. Beautiful. I swear, I could see everything happening like a movie in my head.
From the start, you know Katherine is a fierce, strong-willed woman who believes in soul stones with every fiber of her being. And then there’s James bitter, angry, convinced they’re nothing but a curse. So naturally, from the very start, he hates Katherine and everything she stands for. And Katherine? She hates him right back, because duh. She’s a strong-willed woman who literally traveled across the world to find her soulmate, and she won’t let some guy belittle her for it or judge her beliefs.
They fight. They banter. But and it’s a huge but not even for a second can they deny the pull between them. The way James wants to be with her despite everything he believes. The way Katherine needs to understand the pain that made him hate the very thing she believes most. The story follows how they slowly bridge the gap, navigate their past traumas and mental battles, and somehow, against all odds fall in love.
This book isn’t just about love and soulmates, it’s about healing, about facing your fears, about finding home in someone when you least expect it. I love them. James and Katherine aren’t just characters, they’re home. They taught me so much, and reading their story felt like being understood. The writing? Phenomenal. The banter? Chef’s kiss. The sexual tension? So. Freaking. Good. You need to give this book a try