This book was heavy in a way that didn’t announce itself. It didn’t rely on spectacle or shock. Instead, it moved slowly, deliberately, through the uncomfortable terrain of inheritance — what we’re given without consent, and what we’re still responsible… Continue reading

This book sat with me in an unexpected way. I anticipated romance, heartbreak, resolution. What I didn’t expect was how gently it confronted the idea that love can be real — deeply, sincerely real — and still no longer fit… Continue reading

I didn’t read this book to understand what happened.I read it to understand what happens after — after harm, after denial, after a story has already been decided by the person with the loudest voice. And reading it felt like… Continue reading