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Kierstin C, Reviewer
Only Love Can Hurt Like This comes out April 25th and if you love a little bit of a tragic, will they, won’t they love story this book is for you!
After Wren calls of her engagement, she needs to get out of town so she goes from the UK to Indiana to visit her dad for a few weeks in the summer. Her dad lives on a farm with her step-mom and close to Wren’s half sister. Wren meets their neighbors on the farm, two brothers, Jonas and Ander’s. Wren is taken my Anders pretty quickly but there’s little movement in their relationship and she comes to find out why and how that secret will rock her world.
I really enjoyed this book. I loved reading about Indiana and Indianapolis. I loved the characters and how they all interacted together and even though Wren and Anders were a slow burn, I was intrigued by their relationship and shocked by the secrets that come out. It was a very unique twist for a romance and one I could t imagine combating in real life. Definitely Colleen Hoover vibes from that. My only slight critique was the epilogue was a little long and even though I love an epilogue and was so thankful for it, it could have just been additional chapters in the book or even a novella sequel.
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After Wren calls of her engagement, she needs to get out of town so she goes from the UK to Indiana to visit her dad for a few weeks in the summer. Her dad lives on a farm with her step-mom and close to Wren’s half sister. Wren meets their neighbors on the farm, two brothers, Jonas and Ander’s. Wren is taken my Anders pretty quickly but there’s little movement in their relationship and she comes to find out why and how that secret will rock her world.
I really enjoyed this book. I loved reading about Indiana and Indianapolis. I loved the characters and how they all interacted together and even though Wren and Anders were a slow burn, I was intrigued by their relationship and shocked by the secrets that come out. It was a very unique twist for a romance and one I could t imagine combating in real life. Definitely Colleen Hoover vibes from that. My only slight critique was the epilogue was a little long and even though I love an epilogue and was so thankful for it, it could have just been additional chapters in the book or even a novella sequel.
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