Sawyer's Geheimnis: More Than Enough (Pelican Bay 4)

The way the characters navigate their pasts felt genuine, but I was curious if others found the hopefulness in their journey believable or uplifting.

The book tackles difficult subjects like abuse and disability but also has tender, light moments. I wonder what guided the pacing of these contrasts.

Representation matters, and this perspective felt fresh. I'm curious about what motivated this focus and how the author approached portraying disability authentically.