You could question the wisdom of their entire relationship, seeing as they spent a lot of time hurting each other.

blablabla idk I guess I’m just tired of miscommunication and the whole “I’m pulling away because you deserve better” tropes. Also I loved seeing all of the characters that I enjoyed from the previous book all grown up and doing so well. Further south, although the sun won’t actually be visible 24 hours, it’s still very light during this period. Anyway, they start to fall for each other again but Farrah doesn't want her heart broken again - I mean, I don't blame her, at all.

Our routine revolves around 24 hours a day, with around 12 hours of sunlight, and the remaining hours are night time.

Their reunion is the awkward mess you would expect of former first loves with baggage, but the chemistry is still there. I received If The Sun Never Sets by Ana Huang for free by the author in exchange for an honest review. Billionaire CEO Dante Russo never planned to marry – but he’s forced into an engagement with Vivian Lau, jewellery heiress and daughter of his enemy. This excerpt is from Knut Hamsun’s Pan (1894): “Night was coming on again; the sun just dipped into the sea and rose again, red, refreshed, as if it had been down to drink. On the surface, Blake has it all, but inside, he’s haunted—both by nightmares of a tragic loss and dreams of the girl he once betrayed.

I felt the first one was a bit too juvenile for my taste so seeing Farrah and Blake as adults was immensely satisfying. Both need to resolve their conflicting emotions, trust issues, and desire to please others before they can move forward. Then decide whether you think you could enjoy living in an area where you wouldn't see night for many months.

Again, Huang’s attention to detail immerses the reader into the busy city life of the characters, and it feels as if you are there with Farrah, Blake, and their friends. Canoeing in Rogen in north-west Sweden offers great chances to enjoy the long hours of summer daylight. This place sees around two months of 24X7 sunlight, whereas during winters, the place sees around 30 consecutive days of total darkness.

On the other hand, although Blake is now successful, he still struggles in his personal life and continued to make the same mistakes when it came to dealing with his heart. He relied a lot on his friends to make him see stuff that was in front of him when it came to Farrah. So when here, one can spend long days by indulging in adventurous activities, by going out for golfing, fishing, exploring trekking trails, and much more. Down and out on her luck , unemployed, hasn’t been in a relationship since Blake , and yet every guy who meets her, or sees her thinks she’s “hot”, yet can’t score a decent date or relationship .

From the modern town Longyearbyen, which offers a wide range of cultural activities, restaurants, and bars, you can venture into the wild (always with an armed guide) to explore the islands’ Arctic nature, rich wildlife, and old mining towns.Georg Büchmann traces the idea to a speech in Herodotus' Histories, attributed by Xerxes I before invading Greece. Thank you so much yet again to Ana Huang for my complimentary digital copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. But inside, he's haunted—both by nightmares of a tragic loss, and dreams of the girl he once betrayed.