4 stars
This was a lot of fun, and it put the “fun” in “fun”eral, ba
dum dum hiss π
Yes, it takes place in a funeral home, but our heroine is
quirky, self-deprecating, and still is confident in who she is, and how she is.
Ginny gets who she is, how she is, and while she doesn’t like how the world
treats her, she has learned to accept it. Then Jonas turns her all around, with
the wanting, and that connection. He keeps running from her, she keeps figuring
out how to keep him coming back. NOT that he needs any help with that,
he can’t stay away. Their dynamic, their banter, their attraction
leaps up and brings you into the scene with them, EVERY SINGLE TIME! They are
magic together, they truly and honestly are, and when the fun gives way to
seriousness, to deep, soul scaring emotions, they are the light each turns to
in that darkness. They get the other, they complete each other, (really, it isn’t
just a corny statement) and that connection they have, it simply will not be denied,
no matter how much they try to do what is right, which is the opposite of what
they want, to try and keep the other safe.
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