L'incastro (im)perfetto

The story jumps between past and present, which kept me guessing but also made me feel more connected. I wonder if this was planned from the start or developed during writing.

The characters’ struggles felt very real, but some decisions made me question whether love is worth the pain. Would love have felt different if the story was told from a different perspective?

The way these heavy themes are woven into the story adds depth, but I’m curious about what motivated Colleen Hoover to approach the subject this way.