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When I began reading this book, I almost put it back down and gave up on it. You could see who “sir” was from a mile away and I didn’t really know if I wanted to bother going down the obvious path.
I’m really happy though that I ignored my initial instinct though and decided to keep reading. Instead of getting a bland novel with an obvious reveal, you instead got a surprisingly wonderful novel about the strength of families, finding yourself, and discovering what you actually want (with a little romance along the way). Layne found a way to draw out the reveal long enough that it was so satisfying when it finally occurred.
I’m really happy though that I ignored my initial instinct though and decided to keep reading. Instead of getting a bland novel with an obvious reveal, you instead got a surprisingly wonderful novel about the strength of families, finding yourself, and discovering what you actually want (with a little romance along the way). Layne found a way to draw out the reveal long enough that it was so satisfying when it finally occurred.
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