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This straightly feels like a Matured up wattpad , one direction fan fiction, I am loving it so far. Not Thinking about the age gap really helps though!

What I love : That opening fries scene, the summer vibes and all the feels that just wrap around you. And the male main character. Plus, you can't go wrong with a vineyard setting, it's pure escapism.

What I hate: That whole assassin game storyline, Ugh, no thanks. And the unfunny, stupid names like Wink and Honey. Meredith's bizarre pet peeves, like how she can't be called "babe" because of her ex, Ben.

I have been enjoying the book; it’s really fast-paced, and it doesn't feel like Prajakta is writing for the first time. I don't relate to the characters, and I am not attached to Aman and Avani, but something is right with the book. It's entertaining, and I am really curious what happens next because traditionally, by this time, there should be a third-act breakup, soooooo I don't know…..

I love Audrey Niffenegger's writing and the chemistry between Clare and Henry. I already relate to them as a couple, as I do to myself. I love how their love is not cringy, and the author's writing is so fast-paced, almost like reading diary entries. So far, so good.

It's absurd that Santo can recall every minor detail, yet forgets the gelato recipe. His sudden recovery and demand for Irish to leave his family is also infuriating.

I wanted to finish it by Christmas, but it's taking me longer. The romance relies too much on intimate scenes rather than meaningful conversations. I'm not a fan of the characters Robin and Bobby, and I find them annoying, gay characters in books are annoying and I want to avoid them at all cost-next time, However, I do like the main character's emotional descriptions and her mother's perspective chapters.

So, far I feel its fine. Great for a 14 year old , I have already guessed the mystery and I was 200 percent right

The names of both the characters led to incorrect assumptions. I didn’t even read the endpapers of the book went blind for the first time! Also, the marriage plot point felt too casual; I'd have preferred a more serious and compelling reason. Despite this, I'm invested in the story. Lou's defiance against the church and archbishop’s arrogance are problematic for me, but Lou's wit keeps me invested.

I'm a little through but I don't know, it was great when I started it but now I feel like uhhh it's on my self untouched from a few months and still haven't got back to it. I'll tell you when I do get back.