Wonderful!

Oh god, as Devan would say. This story! I thought I loved Jonty’s book, but this one was even better, and I’m saying that as a lover of romcoms while this one had exceedingly less humor in it than Jonty’s book. I see why, though—the mood was somber and too much humor would’ve ruined that effect. Still an incredible story, my HEART!! Would love to get some sequels! ( )

I read this one because in part I knew Jonty would reappear in Tay's life. And he does, and it's lovely.

But Tay's journey, and Ink's, turned out to be even more rewarding. I "knew" how things were probably going to work out. But it was entirely worth admiring how the author brought it to the page, so inventive and creepy, and too plausible. And I appreciated the direct link to the underlying causes. That was brilliant.

The very end doesn't offer a whole lot. It's arguably average for romance epilogues. But by then I hardly minded. Whew. ( )