All Rhodes Lead Here

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Throughout this book, Aurora is dealing with grief–both of her lost marriage and her lost mother–and it’s so beautifully done.

There was a lot of monologue which I don't like, cause I'm someone who needs dialogues instead of the main character describing every little detail around them.It was a feel-good journey of self-discovery with great writing and wonderful characters that just made me happy. but since those concerns are nothing new when it comes to MZs brand of romance, so ok i can live with this. But I still enjoyed those parts of the book more than I expected to and that’s a testament to the authors writing.

I was surprised that we didn't had to wait until the very last chapter until Rhodes and Aurora banged. You can usually find her burning somewhat edible experiments in the kitchen or cracking jokes at the expense of her family members. I honestly recommend this on audible SO MUCH because we get this male narrator for MR RHODES and I swear to God, I get goosebumps just thinking about his voice. Surely, he wasn’t comfortable with words of affirmation but when he said something it was without a doubt an honest and pure statement. the male lead could have been a few of her past hero's and the Aurora could literally have been any one of her previous female leads.a strong, sunshine, witty, compassionate and funny fmc who is genuinely a good person, and wants nothing but the best for everyone. sometimes their stories clear something in your mind, other times new beliefs and thoughts are evoked, but whenever the characters learn from their mistakes, we learn too. Character-focused books are my favourite things ever, and that also probably explains why some plot preferring people loved this novel a little less than me. this book really made me wanna get out of my bed, stop reading till 4 am, and instead wake up at 4 am, go on 5 hour hikes, go camping and generally just go outside.

You got this spark of life that nothing and no one has taken away despite the things that have happened to you, and I don’t understand how you still manage to… be you. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.I'm starting to think I've finally broken the January contemporary curse that was looming over me, with this book. She putted up with a lot and faced a lot of hurt and pain since her teenhood and still managed to be this positive and optimistic, beautiful spirit. Amos is the sweetest 15-year-old boy who takes his time warming up to Aurora's presence and I loved seeing the work into their relationship development play out. don't get me wrong i love when authors put a heavy focus surrounding themes within a book for example, loved the football (I'm english soccer isn't real) stuff in Kulti and ice skating in From Lukov with Love, however the hiking stuff here may have dragged on a bit too much and i was bored by the time aurora went on her 632384749th hike.

Some days you pick up eagles like they’re chickens, and some days you run screaming away from innocent bats. Aurora symbolises hope and persistence during the most difficult circumstances that anybody can endure in life, and I found myself feeling truly connected to her character and her journey. While usually this would get really get old, really quickly in a book, the author did a fabulous job of making her super likeable and I couldn't help but cheer her on from the sidelines. a year later, she decides to move back to her childhood home and do many of the things her mother used to do.Honestly my only issue with Aurora, and I am being slightly picky here, is that I never again want to read a woman in her early-30s say "owie" when she's injured ever again. I can usually take or leave these stereotypes but the author even had me panting his way and saying hello to my new book boyfriend.