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The Rise Of Snow
How far would you go for love?
Snow thought surviving her mother would be the hardest part. She was wrong. With her new title as Lady of the Orchard, Snow is quickly realizing the legacy she’s inherited is far darker than she wants to admit. With war stirring beyond the borders and a mysterious enemy closing in, Snow turns to forbidden magic and a secret mirror she swore never to use. Now she must decide how much of her mother’s magic—and her own heart—she’s willing to sacrifice to keep her people safe.
How deep would you fall?
Now that Coy has a hold on his curse, he’s discovered it may be a gift. When a chance encounter in the woods leads to an unexpected connection, Coy finds himself thrust out of his comfort zone and into something he never dreamed possible. With war on the horizon, Coy must balance two worlds at once, while deciding if opening his heart is worth the risk.
Dark magic, dangerous secrets, and slow-burning romance collide in this spellbinding sequel to The Fall of Snow— where love demands sacrifice, and every choice has a cost.
Snow thought surviving her mother would be the hardest part. She was wrong. With her new title as Lady of the Orchard, Snow is quickly realizing the legacy she’s inherited is far darker than she wants to admit. With war stirring beyond the borders and a mysterious enemy closing in, Snow turns to forbidden magic and a secret mirror she swore never to use. Now she must decide how much of her mother’s magic—and her own heart—she’s willing to sacrifice to keep her people safe.
How deep would you fall?
Now that Coy has a hold on his curse, he’s discovered it may be a gift. When a chance encounter in the woods leads to an unexpected connection, Coy finds himself thrust out of his comfort zone and into something he never dreamed possible. With war on the horizon, Coy must balance two worlds at once, while deciding if opening his heart is worth the risk.
Dark magic, dangerous secrets, and slow-burning romance collide in this spellbinding sequel to The Fall of Snow— where love demands sacrifice, and every choice has a cost.
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First published March 24, 2026
About the author
Tara N. Gabrys
5 books101 followersTara N Gabrys is a romantic fantasy author who gravitates toward retellings with a hint of spice. She is represented by Josi Beck at Beck Literary Agency.
If you love immersive stories, lyrical writing, and books that feel like dark fairytales, you’re in the right place.
She was born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois, and graduated from Elmhurst University. She was raised with a passion for telling story through dance all the way into her adulthood. She has since found that telling story through writing is much like a dance of words.
She is most happy when surrounded by nature or near the sea. Her published works are UNDER A VIOLET MOON, THE FALL OF SNOW (Book 1 in the Guard Your Heart Duology, and THE SIREN AND THE GUARDIAN with more to come.
In her downtime, if she isn’t ravenously reading, she is spending time with her husband, children, and chocolate lab.
If you love immersive stories, lyrical writing, and books that feel like dark fairytales, you’re in the right place.
She was born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois, and graduated from Elmhurst University. She was raised with a passion for telling story through dance all the way into her adulthood. She has since found that telling story through writing is much like a dance of words.
She is most happy when surrounded by nature or near the sea. Her published works are UNDER A VIOLET MOON, THE FALL OF SNOW (Book 1 in the Guard Your Heart Duology, and THE SIREN AND THE GUARDIAN with more to come.
In her downtime, if she isn’t ravenously reading, she is spending time with her husband, children, and chocolate lab.
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Review of advance copy received from Author
Picking up where Fall of Snow left off but what happens next. Now that Snow is free of contracted Huntsmen she transforms the manor and takes over her mother's shop.
Lines between right and wrong seem to blur and stakes are high when secrets are kept and values are questioned.
This book follows two incredible love stories. One FM and one MM. Both are beautiful, witty and ohhhhh the banter.
Sensitive subjects are spoken about but don't respectfully as well as representing. Be sure to check content warnings for your own boundaries of topics.
It is amazing to see this duology complete but I am not ready to let these characters go. From found family to self discovery, this duology has so much depth. The compassion and sheer willpower that transcends is indescribable. ✨️📚✨️
Lines between right and wrong seem to blur and stakes are high when secrets are kept and values are questioned.
This book follows two incredible love stories. One FM and one MM. Both are beautiful, witty and ohhhhh the banter.
Sensitive subjects are spoken about but don't respectfully as well as representing. Be sure to check content warnings for your own boundaries of topics.
It is amazing to see this duology complete but I am not ready to let these characters go. From found family to self discovery, this duology has so much depth. The compassion and sheer willpower that transcends is indescribable. ✨️📚✨️
March 12, 2026
ARC Review
Love that they call her the Lady of the Orchard.
Watching Snow find her own power while dealing with her mother’s dark legacy was definitely the best part. The slow-burn chemistry between Snow and Huck (and even the new vibes with Coy!) was everything. The tension kept me on the edge of my seat just as much as the actual plot did—it felt so genuine and not at all forced. I actually loved this book more than The Fall of Snow.
If you're into epic fantasy retellings with a bit of spice, you 100% need to add this to your shelf!
Thank you Tara Gabrys for letting me ARC read this series.
Love that they call her the Lady of the Orchard.
Watching Snow find her own power while dealing with her mother’s dark legacy was definitely the best part. The slow-burn chemistry between Snow and Huck (and even the new vibes with Coy!) was everything. The tension kept me on the edge of my seat just as much as the actual plot did—it felt so genuine and not at all forced. I actually loved this book more than The Fall of Snow.
If you're into epic fantasy retellings with a bit of spice, you 100% need to add this to your shelf!
Thank you Tara Gabrys for letting me ARC read this series.
Review of advance copy received from Author
My favorite book got a sequel! I couldn't be more pleased with this duology.
Just when you thought Snow's story was coming to the end, it was just the beginning. Snow is such a relatable character even if you have nothing in common with her story. I felt all her emotions in this novel. The pull towards light and dark kept me on my toes.
I was pleased to find plenty of spice and more time with my book boyfriend, Huck.
It was everything I could have wanted wrapped up in a little bow 😉
I loved the dual perspective with Coy and his budding relationship. His chapters were perfectly placed throughout the book and not overwhelming to the story.
Gabrys kept Coy true to his character but added so much depth. Every time I saw his name, I was so excited to see what he was up to next. Their romance was sweet, full of fantasy and desire; Chef's kiss.
I'm sad to see this series end, but so glad with how it turned out.
This story stays true to the original with some subtle nods to the classic Snow White tale but with plenty of Spice and twists!
Just when you thought Snow's story was coming to the end, it was just the beginning. Snow is such a relatable character even if you have nothing in common with her story. I felt all her emotions in this novel. The pull towards light and dark kept me on my toes.
I was pleased to find plenty of spice and more time with my book boyfriend, Huck.
It was everything I could have wanted wrapped up in a little bow 😉
I loved the dual perspective with Coy and his budding relationship. His chapters were perfectly placed throughout the book and not overwhelming to the story.
Gabrys kept Coy true to his character but added so much depth. Every time I saw his name, I was so excited to see what he was up to next. Their romance was sweet, full of fantasy and desire; Chef's kiss.
I'm sad to see this series end, but so glad with how it turned out.
This story stays true to the original with some subtle nods to the classic Snow White tale but with plenty of Spice and twists!
June 10, 2026
I’m actually really sad about this one. I really loved the first book and was excited to see where things would go… It just felt really low stakes and repetitive in comparison.
The world felt like it got smaller as we rarely left the setting of the manor. The big threat literally came in the form of gifts, and sadly I saw the “twist” coming from the first second I met the character.
I enjoyed the secondary storyline the best - it was sweet and new, but literally a sub plot to the main story. I hate to leave such a low review since I did enjoy the start of this story so much and would still recommend book one.
The world felt like it got smaller as we rarely left the setting of the manor. The big threat literally came in the form of gifts, and sadly I saw the “twist” coming from the first second I met the character.
I enjoyed the secondary storyline the best - it was sweet and new, but literally a sub plot to the main story. I hate to leave such a low review since I did enjoy the start of this story so much and would still recommend book one.
May 13, 2026
This is not the Snow White and the Seven Dwarves from the Disney movie. Snow is a survivor who has fought for her life. Grumpy - Huck- is a warrior and commander who has fought in wars to protect his people. In the second half of this duology, Snow and Huck are starting their new life together. What should be one of the happiest moments in their lives is being plagued with a looming war and … poisoned apples. Throughout this book, Snow has to face many challenges including learning who she really is. As the saying goes, the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree, or can it?
I really love Snow’s story through the entire series. She is a fighter, loves fiercely, and always tries to do the right thing. But she has her faults. We also get a story centered around Coy, the bashful warrior who is just trying to figure out who he is. Wanting to be loved and accepted by those in his life, even when he is struggling to accept himself sometimes. While the story is fantastical, the human emotions and internal struggles are real and relatable. It’s easy to fall in love with all the characters. The plot had me thinking I had certain things figured out, just to question myself later. In the end, the story feels complete. This was a great finale to the duology and I truly enjoyed both books.
I really love Snow’s story through the entire series. She is a fighter, loves fiercely, and always tries to do the right thing. But she has her faults. We also get a story centered around Coy, the bashful warrior who is just trying to figure out who he is. Wanting to be loved and accepted by those in his life, even when he is struggling to accept himself sometimes. While the story is fantastical, the human emotions and internal struggles are real and relatable. It’s easy to fall in love with all the characters. The plot had me thinking I had certain things figured out, just to question myself later. In the end, the story feels complete. This was a great finale to the duology and I truly enjoyed both books.
March 11, 2026
I love Coy!! Look I took my time with this book. Savored it. I needed to savor it. I wasn’t ready to reach the last page and say goodbye to these characters I absolutely adore. If you haven’t read The Fall Of Snow then what are you doing? Grab the book immediately and prepare yourself for The Rise Of Snow and everything that comes with it! These books deserve every single star! All of them! I don’t have enough words to express how much I loved this fairytale retelling!!
March 23, 2026
I was fortunate to read these back to back as they were gifted arcs. I just couldn't wait to know what happened next for Snow and Huck.
The story follows directly on from Book 1. There's yearning from the MMC and the FMC also from another new coupling
Theres heartbreak and intrigue. The questions from book 1 get answered. The multiple pov aspect was great. I really enjoying being in multiple characters heads.
I'm hoping for a spin off set of books /novellas relating to some of the other characters
If your a fan of
🍎dark magic
🍎shifter romance
🍎fairytale retelling
🍎revenge plot
🍎mm romance
then the Guard your Heart duology is for you
April 19, 2026
I loved that we got to watch Snow grow into her own, find her strength, but also realize that it’s okay to let people help you. This book was so good!
September 20, 2026
I genuinely cannot believe I’m done. Like… excuse me?? Who gave the author permission to make me this emotionally attached and then just expect me to move on with my life? 😭 Because Guard Your Heart Duet has officially earned a permanent spot in my brain and I already know these characters are going to randomly pop into my thoughts months from now. Tara N. Gabrys has officially upgraded herself to a must read author for me. I need more books from her immediately. Preferably yesterday. I’m not asking for much. Just more characters to obsess over and another emotional crisis, please.
Snow continues to be one of my favorite characters about this duology. I loved watching her step further into her own power and figure out where she stands when the lines between doing the right thing and doing what needs to be done start getting VERY blurry. She’s strong but she’s not some perfectly perfect heroine who always knows exactly what to do. She struggles, she questions herself, she makes choices that had me sitting there like, GIRL… are we sure about this? 👀 I loved that.
And Huck. 🫠
That man continues to understand the assignment. The relationship between him and Snow gave me exactly the kind of emotional payoff I wanted after everything they went through. There’s tenderness, tension, banter and enough chemistry to keep me very happily invested. Their relationship feels like more than just romance, though. There’s this sense of safety and home between them that made their softer moments hit just as hard as the spicy ones.
Then we have Coy, who gets his own POV and I was NOT expecting to get as emotionally invested in his storyline as I did. Watching him navigate his own insecurities, wanting connection and slowly finding something that feels like his was such a great addition to the story. His romance brought a completely different energy and I was always looking forward to his chapters. The found family continues to be one of my favorite parts of this world. I love when characters actually feel like they belong to each other instead of everyone conveniently disappearing whenever the main romance needs the spotlight. There’s loyalty, protectiveness, messy emotions and that whole “these people are my people” feeling that gets me every single time.
I also enjoyed the darker direction of Snow’s journey. There were moments where I could feel her getting closer to choices that made me nervous, especially with everything tied to her past and her mother’s legacy. The whole light vs dark struggle gave her character another layer and I liked that the book didn’t make everything painfully black and white. There were a couple of moments where I wanted a little more. Some scenes moved faster than I would have preferred and there were places where I would’ve happily taken another few pages to let things breathe. Because I am incapable of ever saying: “That was enough time with these characters.” Tara, give me another 200 pages. I will not complain
And yes, this still has those little Snow White touches but don’t go into it expecting a Disney retelling with cute woodland creatures and everyone singing about friendship. This is its own much darker, spicier fantasy take and I really enjoyed seeing how those familiar elements were twisted into something different.
Final Thoughts: I’m honestly a little emotionally offended that this duology is over. Snow, Huck, Coy and the rest of this found family gave me exactly the kind of fantasy romance experience I love: messy characters, complicated choices, romance I actually cared about, a little darkness, plenty of tension and enough spice to keep things interesting. Most importantly, I felt this one. I cared about where these characters ended up and by the time I reached the end, I wasn’t ready to say goodbye.
Tara, please understand that becoming my must read author means I will now be watching for whatever you write next like a tiny unhinged book goblin.
Absolutely obsessed. Please, add this one to your TBR. YOU WONT REGRET!
Snow continues to be one of my favorite characters about this duology. I loved watching her step further into her own power and figure out where she stands when the lines between doing the right thing and doing what needs to be done start getting VERY blurry. She’s strong but she’s not some perfectly perfect heroine who always knows exactly what to do. She struggles, she questions herself, she makes choices that had me sitting there like, GIRL… are we sure about this? 👀 I loved that.
And Huck. 🫠
That man continues to understand the assignment. The relationship between him and Snow gave me exactly the kind of emotional payoff I wanted after everything they went through. There’s tenderness, tension, banter and enough chemistry to keep me very happily invested. Their relationship feels like more than just romance, though. There’s this sense of safety and home between them that made their softer moments hit just as hard as the spicy ones.
Then we have Coy, who gets his own POV and I was NOT expecting to get as emotionally invested in his storyline as I did. Watching him navigate his own insecurities, wanting connection and slowly finding something that feels like his was such a great addition to the story. His romance brought a completely different energy and I was always looking forward to his chapters. The found family continues to be one of my favorite parts of this world. I love when characters actually feel like they belong to each other instead of everyone conveniently disappearing whenever the main romance needs the spotlight. There’s loyalty, protectiveness, messy emotions and that whole “these people are my people” feeling that gets me every single time.
I also enjoyed the darker direction of Snow’s journey. There were moments where I could feel her getting closer to choices that made me nervous, especially with everything tied to her past and her mother’s legacy. The whole light vs dark struggle gave her character another layer and I liked that the book didn’t make everything painfully black and white. There were a couple of moments where I wanted a little more. Some scenes moved faster than I would have preferred and there were places where I would’ve happily taken another few pages to let things breathe. Because I am incapable of ever saying: “That was enough time with these characters.” Tara, give me another 200 pages. I will not complain
And yes, this still has those little Snow White touches but don’t go into it expecting a Disney retelling with cute woodland creatures and everyone singing about friendship. This is its own much darker, spicier fantasy take and I really enjoyed seeing how those familiar elements were twisted into something different.
Final Thoughts: I’m honestly a little emotionally offended that this duology is over. Snow, Huck, Coy and the rest of this found family gave me exactly the kind of fantasy romance experience I love: messy characters, complicated choices, romance I actually cared about, a little darkness, plenty of tension and enough spice to keep things interesting. Most importantly, I felt this one. I cared about where these characters ended up and by the time I reached the end, I wasn’t ready to say goodbye.
Tara, please understand that becoming my must read author means I will now be watching for whatever you write next like a tiny unhinged book goblin.
Absolutely obsessed. Please, add this one to your TBR. YOU WONT REGRET!
Review of advance copy received from Author
What a great conclusion to the duology!
The story picks up shortly after the end of The Fall Of Snow, where Snow is fairly settled into her new role as Lady of the Orchard. But following in the footsteps of her mother is no easy feat, especially when dark magic is involved. Seeing how Snow uses her power throughout the story was very fun to read. Plus the continuation of her romance with Huck was swoonworthy.
The dual perspective was a great addition to this story. Not only did we get to know one of our favorites at a deeper level but once the two storylines met up the pay off was momentous. Plus his romance plot line was just so sweet which was a good balance against some of the darker themes Snow deals with.
There were a few sections throughout the story I thought could have been fleshed out a little more. I wanted more details and some scenes moved by too fast.
Overall a really great book 2, a wholly distinct story that brings the characters we love to their happily ever after.
Thanks to the author for providing an ARC for review.
The story picks up shortly after the end of The Fall Of Snow, where Snow is fairly settled into her new role as Lady of the Orchard. But following in the footsteps of her mother is no easy feat, especially when dark magic is involved. Seeing how Snow uses her power throughout the story was very fun to read. Plus the continuation of her romance with Huck was swoonworthy.
The dual perspective was a great addition to this story. Not only did we get to know one of our favorites at a deeper level but once the two storylines met up the pay off was momentous. Plus his romance plot line was just so sweet which was a good balance against some of the darker themes Snow deals with.
There were a few sections throughout the story I thought could have been fleshed out a little more. I wanted more details and some scenes moved by too fast.
Overall a really great book 2, a wholly distinct story that brings the characters we love to their happily ever after.
Thanks to the author for providing an ARC for review.
Review of advance copy received from Author
4.5 Stars
2.5 Spicy
What happens after the Stepmother is defeated to Snow White?
The Rise of Snow, Book 2 in the Guard Your Heart Duology answers the question on what happens after....
I absolutely loved this extension of the traditional Snow White retelling. In Book 2 Snow and Huck are separated by the upcoming war, and Snow as the new Lady of the manor learns how hard it is to draw a line with dark magic when she believes she is using it for a good reason. As lines are crossed and friendships are betrayed I was drawn into every page.
I also loved the secondary MM romance with Coy. He is just a cinnamon roll softie and I was cheering for him since book 1. I loved the chapters from his POV.
I do hope the author continues with perhaps a novella or another book on some of the other characters. There is so much potential there!! While I loved reading about Coy I think it make me for feral to see what happens to the other "dwarfs."
2.5 Spicy
What happens after the Stepmother is defeated to Snow White?
The Rise of Snow, Book 2 in the Guard Your Heart Duology answers the question on what happens after....
I absolutely loved this extension of the traditional Snow White retelling. In Book 2 Snow and Huck are separated by the upcoming war, and Snow as the new Lady of the manor learns how hard it is to draw a line with dark magic when she believes she is using it for a good reason. As lines are crossed and friendships are betrayed I was drawn into every page.
I also loved the secondary MM romance with Coy. He is just a cinnamon roll softie and I was cheering for him since book 1. I loved the chapters from his POV.
I do hope the author continues with perhaps a novella or another book on some of the other characters. There is so much potential there!! While I loved reading about Coy I think it make me for feral to see what happens to the other "dwarfs."
Review of advance copy received from Author
This was a brilliant sequel and wrap up ! I love the descent into darkness with good intentions as it added another dimension to an FMC I love. Huck is still hot hot hot! I also really liked Coy finding love! If you’re looking for a Snow White retelling I would highly recommend this book and the 1st, The Fall of Snow!
Favourite quotes include:
I never thought of home as another person, but that’s exactly what Huck is. He is the place where I feel safe. He is the comfort and familiarity where I can be me. He is my sanctuary.
My soul is laid bare to him, and it is the scariest thing I’ve ever known. Scarier than any battle, any attack, any wound.
“My heart has been offbeat without you,” he whispers into my hair as he holds me. I cling to him like frost on glass. “I’ve missed you terribly.”
Favourite quotes include:
I never thought of home as another person, but that’s exactly what Huck is. He is the place where I feel safe. He is the comfort and familiarity where I can be me. He is my sanctuary.
My soul is laid bare to him, and it is the scariest thing I’ve ever known. Scarier than any battle, any attack, any wound.
“My heart has been offbeat without you,” he whispers into my hair as he holds me. I cling to him like frost on glass. “I’ve missed you terribly.”
Review of advance copy received from Author
I want to thank Tara Gabrys for the opportunity to advance read this amazing book. I had that the duology is complete it almost makes me want to cry because these 2 books were phenomenal. I love how in this book snow become free, made changes and took over her mom's bookstore. I love the multiple relationships. I love the witty and funny banter. I also love most of all snow found her inner self confidence more. This did slow burn which I absolutely loved, and it will always be my favorite trope. Overall, this duology is one you don't forget, it is one you buy in paperback and read everyone in a while. It was absolutely phenomenal and I hate its complete. Maybe we will get more in the future.
June 3, 2026
We left off in book 1 with Huck and Snow engaged, the warriors are scattered and each serving in different places.
As her found family grows stronger, her true love solidifies and strengthens, Snow is challenged with a threat
As Snow discovers who is out to get her, she realizes her past is harder to escape than she thought. With all of her found family serving in a battle, Snow is forced to face this threat alone. She realizes that she doesn't need to do this all alone...
Speaking of being alone...
Coy has his best friends in Huck and Snow, but he also is desperate for a love and companionship like theirs. While he is shifted as a wolf, and working for the army to bring fuzed tonics and battle ready
"potions" to the frontline he has an unexpected meeting. A poet with an affinity to speaking to animals, and a confidence that is opposite of Coy's and he is smitten. But, are those feelings returned.
Revenge, secrets, inner turmoil and fighting for one's own truth are just some themes of this HEA Snow White Retelling.
As her found family grows stronger, her true love solidifies and strengthens, Snow is challenged with a threat
As Snow discovers who is out to get her, she realizes her past is harder to escape than she thought. With all of her found family serving in a battle, Snow is forced to face this threat alone. She realizes that she doesn't need to do this all alone...
Speaking of being alone...
Coy has his best friends in Huck and Snow, but he also is desperate for a love and companionship like theirs. While he is shifted as a wolf, and working for the army to bring fuzed tonics and battle ready
"potions" to the frontline he has an unexpected meeting. A poet with an affinity to speaking to animals, and a confidence that is opposite of Coy's and he is smitten. But, are those feelings returned.
Revenge, secrets, inner turmoil and fighting for one's own truth are just some themes of this HEA Snow White Retelling.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
Review of advance copy received from Author
the highly anticipated conclusion to Snow's story. revenge can be deadly and Snow knows that better than most.
this story follows Snow as she navigates her new role and Coy's story as he breaks out of his shell for something he cannot deny.
this story is full of emotion, high stakes, and love.
this story follows Snow as she navigates her new role and Coy's story as he breaks out of his shell for something he cannot deny.
this story is full of emotion, high stakes, and love.
Review of advance copy received from Author
well, Tara has done it again — she made me laugh, mean mug my kindle, cry, and giddily kick my feet while reading this book. This book ends the series but thankfully Tara has mastered creating characters that live on in your mind rent free long after you close the book.
Did Not Finish
September 26, 2026DNF, sadly. I really enjoyed book 1, but their story had felt finished to me. I'd wondered what this book would be about. I got over 50 pages in, but it just wasn't keeping my attention and was easy to predict. I am glad I read book 1 though and feel it can be read as a standalone for me.
Review of advance copy received from Author
What a fantastic sequel!
Just when you thought Snow’s story came to an end, it was just the beginning.
Not only is there romance with Snow & Huck - FM
There’s also a new romance blossoming- MM.
Reading this you will feel every single emotion!
The characters are so relatable.
Fantastic read!
Just when you thought Snow’s story came to an end, it was just the beginning.
Not only is there romance with Snow & Huck - FM
There’s also a new romance blossoming- MM.
Reading this you will feel every single emotion!
The characters are so relatable.
Fantastic read!
Review of advance copy received from Author
4.25
What a lovely ending to the story.
What a lovely ending to the story.
July 6, 2026
I loved it so much , I loved learning about Coy’s love story and how the characters developed! 💕
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 8, 2026
I really really liked the first book, so I was really excited about the second one. But it just fell completely flat for me. 2,5 ⭐️
Review of advance copy received from Author
This was the perfection conclusion for this duology. I love a good fairytale retelling and this was perfection. Tara has a way of balancing heavy, sensitive topics with a sweet love story and this one just once again proves that. We get more of Snows romance, but also we get a MM romance with Coy and omg it might have been my favorite thing. Coys growth and character development was done so well and I just continued to fall in love with his character. It was a whirlwind of emotions just as I expected and I loved every second of it. I’m so sad that this is the end, but I think it was so beautifully done and it solidified that if Tara writes it, I will read it.
Thank you for the gifted arc, all opinions are my own. 🫶🏻
Thank you for the gifted arc, all opinions are my own. 🫶🏻
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