
Reviews

THAT EPILOGUE WAS SO MOVING. It was a bit slow to get into but after i did i COULD NOT put it down.

3.75 ⭐️ There’s a reason why I specifically love reading the bestfriends-to-lovers trope in romance because there’s some sort of familiarity with falling in love with a face you’ve known for a long time. Jasper and Sloane are so special to me, and this was the first time that I did not feel uncomfortable reading an age gap romance because it was just really well done. Mostly because it explained the boundaries that most age-gap relationships don’t tackle, especially when the characters have known each since childhood. If Sweet Nothing was a book, it’d be Jasper and Sloane. Powerless is a very endearing book about taking risks, literally just saying “fuck it” to everything, and the craziness adulthood can bring upon you. I expected to like this less, but I loved it more than I thought I would.


Wow…
I’m usually not the biggest fan of friends-to-lover because it’s always executed very poorly but this was something else entirely.
Jasper is so fucking relatable with his trauma and everything it caused within him and regardless of it someone as pure as Sloane loves him. Unconditionally.
And Jasper helps Sloane get away from her abuser and doesn’t encourage her to make up with them.
This was unexpectedly really something.




Highlights

Because no matter what else is going on in the world, everything is better with her in my arms.

I’m beholden to men like your father, I’ll never be one of them.

A dark blue abyss. Sometimes I feel like I sank to the bottom of that deep ocean and just took up residence. I got lost in Jasper's eyes and never left.

The way that boyish smile lights up his face when l complain about him kicking my ass. I hate losing and yet, to see him smile like that, I'd lose over and over again.

i see her everywhere.

Because she's a tether that has never let go, even when I've wanted her to.