The Musings of a Book Musteress

Let’s start with saying I’m always critical about the friends-to-lovers scheme, because I find it very easy to mess up or make it unrealistic. But in this case, it actually works, very much.   Part of that is that I don’t really think about Noah and Kit’s relationship this way, because even when they thought of themselves as friends, we knew that it is more, much more, and the heroine herself expressed how it can’t be like that for a long time: it is just too painful, too intense, and the craving never stops. The other part is, of course, the author. Nalini Singh’s writing style making this story unique, too. Having said that, I also have to say that I found the beginning a little bit slow. I get that there’s no fast way to this, I even agree with it, but from the blurb, I just thought that the media mess would come sooner int he book. But, as I mentioned, it is very understandable – after such a brutal turn of events like what Noah did, there had to be a slow building of