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Unread Messages
Astraea Russo is an aspiring author and musician from Sicily, Italy, who fell in love with Greyson Allori, a musician that suffered from mental illness and strong addictions from his unstable childhood. They grew up together even though they came from different lifestyles. Once two lives are intertwined, they become each other’s muse. Greyson writes his music to express his emotions and bring awareness to mental health. He also writes about is growing feelings towards Astraea. He began to love her with his entire existence. The way she made his feel alive again.
After seven years together, Greyson’s mental illness consumes him entirely. He writes twelve final messages of words he wishes he could’ve said to his love, Astraea Russo.
“You made it, Greyson.”
“The end.”
After seven years together, Greyson’s mental illness consumes him entirely. He writes twelve final messages of words he wishes he could’ve said to his love, Astraea Russo.
“You made it, Greyson.”
“The end.”
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June 27, 2025
[ARC review]
Unread Messages is a deeply emotional story that explores the beauty and heartbreak of loving someone who’s battling their own mind. Astraea and Greyson’s bond felt real, vulnerable, and full of soul. I loved the way their creative worlds connected and how music became both a refuge and a form of expression.
The final messages left by Greyson were absolutely heartbreaking—but also powerful, honest, and filled with love. This story wrecked me emotionally, and stayed with me long after I finished it.
Huge thanks to Jules LaChance and her PA for the ARC. I’m truly grateful I got to read this one.
Unread Messages is a deeply emotional story that explores the beauty and heartbreak of loving someone who’s battling their own mind. Astraea and Greyson’s bond felt real, vulnerable, and full of soul. I loved the way their creative worlds connected and how music became both a refuge and a form of expression.
The final messages left by Greyson were absolutely heartbreaking—but also powerful, honest, and filled with love. This story wrecked me emotionally, and stayed with me long after I finished it.
Huge thanks to Jules LaChance and her PA for the ARC. I’m truly grateful I got to read this one.
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