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  • ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

    4
    By Hippmeg
    Perfect novella to get back into the series after a little break.
  • Cute

    5
    By Hapichan
    Short and sweet fluff. I loved seeing this little slice of life.
  • Special

    5
    By Nina💜🐯
    I almost never write reviews. Because mostly everything has been said by the time I get to it. But if I could add to this one…this book is special. Not grand, not catching. Special. Necessary. Organic perhaps. At least to me. Thank you Sarah 🩶
  • Mildly Disappointed

    3
    By Josh463
    This book rambles on and on! Honestly, there’s no real plot here just brackish watery character development at best.
  • ACO Frost and Starlight

    5
    By tracymock73
    Amazing read!
  • No plot

    3
    By Sam 1221
    There was absolutely no plot to this book.
  • Why?

    5
    By jbone180
    I mean if you’ve read the first three you’re going to read this one too but it made me wonder if her contract with her publisher required a book before it was ready? It’s obviously setting up for the next book and I suppose it was like a nice relaxing cup of tea compared to the first three but don’t expect the sun, the moon and the stars.
  • The worst book in the series

    1
    By sadiealicha
    After the other books this one really let me down. I was addicted to these books then I read this one and was just super bored. It’s also incredibly short.
  • Missed the mark

    2
    By cookingmamma11
    Tone completely shifted with this book. I enjoyed parts of it but it felt like massive portions of character development were left incomplete and the ending seemed extremely rushed and unnatural.
  • Disappointed

    2
    By nanajacquie
    Seems like this could have been condensed to a chapter or two in the final book in the series rather than it being a stand alone book on its own. Frankly disappointing that it was a separate book, particularly when it cost almost as much as the others, and yet extremely short! Felt like a way to get people who wanted to read the whole series to spend more money.