C.W. Farnsworth

Six Summers to Fall

It had me smiling really hard and laughing too! But the latter is probably because it was well past 2 am and suddenly everything becomes more funny. 

But the characters are very well developed. 

And it's not just the main ones. No, it's all of them. The side characters grew along side the main characters and I loved that. 

I wish we got more of Olivia. I hated that I just had crumbs to read about her. She seemed like main character potential. 

Drew and Harper had good chemistry, good development too. 

I liked how even when they questioned things, they didn't let it stew. They always asked about it. I think communication is such an important factor in making or breaking the relationship. 

And when two people who are incapable of communicating well try to be together, they start questioning everything. That's basically what the miscommunication trope is. I know everyone hates it but I love it. Because I know eventually they'll from their mistakes and grow. 

Anyways, this book just gave me you with the view vibes. Except nothing about the plot or the characters are the same 😂😂 It's just the vibes. 

I will be reading more books from the author! 

Keira 💫

I really liked this book. 

It had me smiling really hard and laughing too! But the latter is probably because it was well past 2 am and suddenly everything becomes more funny. 

But the characters are very well developed. 

And it's not just the main ones. No, it's all of them. The side characters grew along side the main characters and I loved that. 

I wish we got more of Olivia. I hated that I just had crumbs to read about her. She seemed like main character potential. 

Drew and Harper had good chemistry, good development too. 

I liked how even when they questioned things, they didn't let it stew. They always asked about it. I think communication is such an important factor in making or breaking the relationship. 

And when two people who are incapable of communicating well try to be together, they start questioning everything. That's basically what the miscommunication trope is. I know everyone hates it but I love it. Because I know eventually they'll from their mistakes and grow. 

Anyways, this book just gave me you with the view vibes. Except nothing about the plot or the characters are the same 😂😂 It's just the vibes. 

I will be reading more books from the author! 