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I’m already loving this book! At first, I thought it would be some kind of rustic story, but surprisingly, it’s a college sports romance. I like it because Willa has a strong personality. This is the first book I’ve read featuring a hard-of-hearing character, and I already think Ryder is so sweet.

Look, it wasn't a five-star read, but I really enjoyed it. The ending was good, though it could have been better; I'll save the more detailed feedback for my review.

I'm so furious at Gabriel's parents! They are two insufferable homophobes who are really getting on my nerves. And Melissa is being unbearable too! I feel so bad for Gabi because he thinks he’s being a terrible friend, when in reality, she’s the one being a horrible friend to him!

I can't wait for Gabriel and Theo to finally move from enemies to lovers. It's a nice, light read, but I feel like the pacing is just a bit too slow. One character I thought I’d like is Melissa, but now I’m not so sure; she seems nice, but she’s being a bit insufferable.

The story is getting more and more interesting! I love it when a book keeps me curious about what will happen next and has me coming up with theories based on the information I have. I’m still suspicious of Morella, but the story Fisher told also seems interesting and suspicious.

I already hate Gabriel's parents. They're literally so prejudiced! To me, Gabi reminds me a bit of Charlie Spring's personality from Heartstopper. Now, Theo's parents are a pain too. They’re the only ones who don't realize how toxic Greg is.

I absolutely hated Theo’s uncle; I can already tell he’s toxic. And from what I’ve noticed, this new cafe that opened is a blend of the two already introduced—the one from Gabriel’s family and the one from Theo’s family. Anyway, the story is a very pleasant read.

I've only read the first two chapters to get familiar with the story, and I have a feeling I'm going to like it. I can already tell the writing is light, and despite a few minor errors in some of the sentences (in Brazilian edition), it's very fluid. I think I even understand the reason behind the coffee and the lychee now.

WHAT A WONDERFUL BOOK! It's even better than the second one, and considering how much I loved Scotch On The Rocks, that's saying a lot. I literally devoured this book—I finished it in just five days.

Honestly, this book is giving me the chills—in a good way, of course. I got goosebumps when Annaleigh saw Verity's drawings, and what’s worse is that no one believes them. I am honestly loving this book.

I honestly think Malcolm is my favorite Macabe brother. His duality leaves me breathless, and I love how sweet he can be under normal circumstances. I’m just confused whether the other brother's name is Alastair or Alistair, because it's spelled one way in this book and another way in the second one.

I love sweet Mal, but wow… him being more manly left me breathless! I confess I'm a bit frustrated that I didn't read as much as I had planned, but today just isn't a good day. Maybe I'll try to read more later, or perhaps I'll have better luck reading in the middle of the night.

WOW, SWEET MALCOLM HAS DISAPPEARED! I was under the impression that this book was set within the same timeline as the second one, but it turns out it is not.

I’m starting to have my suspicions—actually, I think I’ve already cracked the book's mystery after reading just a few chapters 👀 I’m connecting all the dots and making mental notes, and now I’m starting to think I’m right.

I'm absolutely loving April and Mal, and his text messages are hilarious. April is literally me when it comes to Titanic, and I'm loving discovering Mal's nerdy side. I also loved seeing more of Callum as a veterinarian, and the names April gave the foxes were so funny, but now Mal calling April princess…

I’m totally identifying with Mal—help! I don’t have the emotional capacity for a relationship myself; I have OCD and anxiety, so for me, it would be a total catastrophe. I already liked April in Scotch On The Rocks, but I’m loving seeing her POV even more now.

Look… I think I'm really identifying with Mal 🤡 this man is so relatable! This book is teaching me so much about the whiskey-making process, and even though I don't even drink whiskey, I'm finding it fascinating. Romance is culture too, and we learn new things every day.

I’m finally starting the first book of the McCabe Brothers, especially since I read the second one first (as it’s the only one I have on my shelf). I’ve barely begun and I’m already even more in love with Mal. I think he’s a sweetheart. I also think not reading this one first meant I was missing some info, because I thought Jessica was in her 20s or early 30s, but she’s 66 🤡

I’m finally starting the first book of the Macabe Brothers, especially since I read the second one first (as it’s the only one I have on my shelf). I’ve barely begun and I’m already even more in love with Mal. I think he’s a sweetheart. I also think not reading this one first meant I was missing some info, because I thought Jessica was in her 20s or early 30s, but she’s 66 🤡

MY GOD! Sarah J. Maas made me cry so much with the final chapters. And yes, I changed my opinion about Nesta. Maybe I was really jealous during Azriel's bonus chapter? Yes, very much so, but anyway… And ACOSF has become the fastest 500+ page book I’ve ever read. My record was Kill Switch, which I had read in 14 days.

What an incredible book! I've only read five chapters and I'm already loving it so much. All this mystery surrounding the Taumas sisters, and now the introduction of Cassius, makes me want to keep reading more and more.

Feyre and Rhysand have no mercy on me. Every bargain is crazier than the last, and now they’ve made me cry! It’s just one disaster after another now; Eris is making me second-guess things again. Anyway, I think I’m finally getting used to the madness of reading romantasy/fantasy.

WHAT A MAN CASS IS, WHAT A MAN! Azriel being such a sweetheart—Az, give me a gift like that too! And seriously, Elain, stay away from Az! Sorry Gwynriel shippers, but I don't even ship Az with her! When his book comes out, I’m going to read it for him because I hate Elain, and as much as I like Gwyn, I just don’t see her as Az’s mate.

She’s finally acknowledging that fact that she disappointed Feyre. I think my biggest hatred for her stemmed from the way Nesta always treated Feyre—to the point where I sometimes forget that Feyre is actually the youngest of the Archeron sisters. AND MOR CALLING AMREN A GRUMPY OLD LADY! HELP 😂😂

I haven't read much today because I've been feeling a bit unwell, but I think I'm starting to understand Nesta. I still can't quite feel an affinity for her, but whether I like her or not, I don't think my rating will change.

NOW EVERYTHING IS STARTING TO MAKE SENSE!!! From what I’m noticing, it’s just like that Barbie movie with the dancing princesses—meaning, THE STEPMOTHER IS TO BLAME!!!!!!

I’m completely conflicted about Nesta. I feel a strong dislike for her most of the time and can’t quite bring myself to like her as much as everyone else does, but sometimes I feel so much pity for her that I realize her mistakes are just a defense mechanism. And you know what really turned me to jelly? Seeing Rhys angry 🫦

Wow, Nesta really put Tamlin in his place once and for all. Do I like her? Not particularly, but she definitely held the high ground there! And honestly, I can totally see Elain being a great mate for Tamlin instead of Lucien. I’m not a fan of Elain, and I already dislike Tamlin, so they’d actually be the perfect pair.

Okay, I'm already loving this book. I really liked the plot. I’m just not sure if it’s romantasy; I saw it’s romance and fantasy, but I was told it wasn’t romantasy, so I’m a bit confused, but anyway. I’m still a little suspicious of the stepmother.

Now I understand a fanart I saw a few days ago on Pinterest, and no, I wasn't looking for spoilers; it just appeared on my home feed because I had been searching for ACOTAR fanart. But seriously… I was shaking all over.