There's an underlying current of sadness, too, and I remember feeling my heart swell with that knowledge. It was sweet and tender, heartbreaking and truthful. Does anyone on here know? I'd be forever grateful if someone could tell me!īut besides that little blip, this really was the perfect story. I care enough about the story to want to know, so I might email the author or something. I kind of do, but it's vague enough where it bothers me that I don't know if that's right or not. I don't understand how Juliet ended up where she did. I tried explaining it to my mom and it was an absolute mess, so I just gave up and instead said they kind of got their happy ending. It was the beautiful combination of Jay's fantastic writing and the way she weaved this intricate story. This is one of those books where you either love it or hate it. I think most people actually do think that, cause I read some of the reviews on Goodreads. This book could have easily been horrible and corny. But guess who loved this book with every fiber of her being? ME. And god dammit, am I so happy she did! I started this book with the same feelings as I did with Hunting Lila I would like the book but it wouldn't be anything special, maybe a 3 stars at the most.
So this book sat on TBR shelf for quite some time, until two nights ago, when my mom picked it out the TBR jar. Don't get me wrong, the premise sounded super interesting, but I had a $5 coupon and I wasn't letting a single penny go to waste.
To be honest, the only reason why I bought this was because it was $1 on Book Depository. Now Juliet has found her own forbidden love, and Romeo, O Romeo, will do everything in his power to destroy their happiness.
But Romeo didn't anticipate that Juliet would be granted eternal life as well, and would became an agent for the Ambassadors of Light.įor seven hundred years, Juliet has struggled to preserve romantic love and the lives of the innocent, while Romeo has fought for the dark side, seeking to destroy the human heart. She was murdered by the person she trusted most, her new husband, Romeo Montague, who made the sacrifice to ensure his own immortality. Song I Read While Reading: Clean by Taylor Swift
0 kommentar(er)
