Tia Williams
Autor von Seven Days in June
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- Geburtstag
- 1975-08-15
- Geschlecht
- female
- Nationalität
- USA
- Ausbildung
- University of Virginia
- Organisationen
- Shake Your Beauty blog, Founder
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- #22,561
- Bewertung
- 3.9
- Rezensionen
- 35
- ISBNs
- 42
- Sprachen
- 1
I sometimes get impatient with second-chance lovers, especially when half of the plot is devoted to flashbacks. But that didn’t happen at all with this one. It wasn’t a predictable one chapter present and the next past set-up. That can feel like a forced formula. I like the way this ebbs and flows between June then and June now.
The younger G&S are consuming and tumultuous and deeply emotional. I enjoyed seeing them in their younger days. Their backgrounds are equally tragic, causing them to feel unworthy and alone—like true misfits. Because of their similarities, their connection is combustible—and authentic for two troubled, self-destructive teens who have been wronged by so many.
The adult version of Eva (Genevieve) and Shane are equally enticing as characters—albeit, a bit more cautious—as they navigate their flaws as successful, adult writers. In present June, we see the effects of decades of unhealthy behavior and their need to atone for or hide from their brokenness. I love that their reunion is just as passionate and intense and frenzied. I love that they’re writers in different genres (hello, Gus and January from Beach Read) who have devoted their careers to writing about the other. They truly are each others’ muses.
I especially like the authentic ending—they see (with a little help from Audre and Cece) that they’re able to work through their shit—to accept themselves and forgive themselves—and still be able to be in a relationship. The former does not precede the latter. They don’t have to work to be perfect before they deserve a relationship. They can grow together. Like a family.… (mehr)