Sage Buchanan’s Reviews > Beautiful Sad Eyes, Weary Waiting for Love > Status Update

"And now, all that is left, is distortion. A white noise, of you."

I feel like this one focuses on death a lot. Or maybe just grief. Which is fine and all but I'm having trouble connecting. It's from the perspective of the author, but as he helps others? That's not what I was expecting, or used to. Honestly, I prefer to read about how the author feels so I connect with them and the work. Not connect with people I don't know, people who are nothing more than words on a page to me.

Why is this saved under a box set? It's two different books. Sure they go together, but I feel like I should get points for reading each on separately. Especially since it's R.H. Sin and he's kind of a toss up for me.
Which is why I'm renting these, and didn't buy it out right.
Don't get me wrong, I know a lot of people like him, but he's still 50/50 for me.