The story behind these two getting together for the first time was such a whirlwind -and a bit confusing at times- but I truly do believe it was the only way Ama could have been comfortable in their relationship. Although some scenes did manage to capture a certain level of heat, a considerable portion felt rather lackluster.

Did i mentioned that he's a florist and an architect who loves what he does even if its ama and he got six tattoos of flowers that are extinct!

Quietly, I set the vent cover on the floor beside me, then carefully reach inside the duct to remove an orange shoe box. excited because going into this book, i knew this aspect would make the book heartbreaking (and i was right). Instead of my sharp jawline and bony shoulders, I see her two dimples, set deep into the freckled cheeks of her round face, and her strong arms.

Honestly, I just don’t think this book could ever be one of my favourites, because the premise itself stops it from being that. There’s a lot going on in this book which could have set up a mess of a narrative but the author does a good job of keeping it all together. Este libro te toca el corazón, especialmente si has vivido o vives en un lugar homofóbico y has tenido que enfrentarte a padres, amigos o personas en general que comprenden o respetan. From the beginning of the book its clear why Stevie and Nora need to leave the small town and its beautifully shown through the way they keep their relationship hidden.I understand her reasoning, but it read like a plot device more than something the character would do.

He acted like a knight in shining armor, intervening at the right time to save Ama's day and her career. It should’ve been an easy answer, the same bullshit story I tell everyone, but I’ve been spending so much time thinking about my real plans that I almost told her the actual truth. Her dad read as a lost cause, and I sensed something was up with the mum and was glad to be proven right. Sophie challenged herself to find them the low-carbon way, travelling the length of Britain on foot, by bicycle, in an electric car, by kayak, on ferries and in a lot of trains. And when she comes to, she can remember nothing of the last two years—not California, not coming to terms with her sexuality, not even Nora.The story is about Ama Torres, who became a wedding planner because she planned many of her mom’s sixteen weddings.

out of 10 times it’s usually some sort of miscommunication and it’s always annoying but this was pleasant! Rep: biracial Korean-American cis female lesbian MC with retrograde amnesia, white lesbian cis female MC, various white side characters, Asian-American cishet male side character. When Stevie gets in the accident and forgets the past two years her ”friends” acts horrible and tries to get Stevie to become someone else that she wasn’t, and her mother tries to re-establish a close relationship since they’ve grown apart.She’s not on the page that much, considering this is mostly a romance, but what we do see of her is charming without being one-dimensional.