This was so beautiful and it really took my breath away. This poetry collection is a conversation (in poem form) between two people who are falling in love, along with that, it's also about self-love, finding yourself, and the magic in the universe. It was like watching a love story unravel in front of me, which made it feel so special. As a romance reader, that aspect made me really happy, and it was so beautiful.

The writing is simple but it's impactful, romantic, and lovely. Every poem was a pleasure to read and there were illustrations, which I loved so much. They were gorgeous and really made the story come to life and added so much magic to the experience. I didn't have high expectations because I didn't know much about the book going in and didn't see any good reviews, but I was so pleasantly surprised, and I'm so happy I picked the book up.

This collection is filled with love, hope, and emotion, and if that sounds like it's up your alley, definitely give it a try. I don't think you're gonna regret it.

Thanks netgalley for giving me an advanced copy of this book in exchange of my honest review.

Love by night is about the love between two persons that met one magical night, they became friends, and then they became everything.

I really liked it, and I loved some pages that showed the sky full with stars and everything, but sometimes at the beginning, I was a little confused by who is giving the point of view in the relationship, and I felt a little bad because it reminded me how single and lonely I am :c.

I think that's all I have to say, It's a fast reading and it's all about love.
This wasn't my favorite reading but it was an interesting one

I thought this was such a sweet read. Reminded me when my husband and I started dating and talking in love. Brings good vibes.

Explore the depths of love by night. You mind need a night light though because there are more than a few shadows and nightmares uncovered in this book that explores love in all its splendor and terror. Loneliness, despair, elation, attraction, wantonness...they are all in here in this honest work. I highly recommend.