Keep You To Myself

The way the characters' struggles with love and trust were portrayed felt very genuine. I wonder how much of that was based on real experiences or research.

The setting felt vibrant and authentic, adding so much depth to the characters’ experiences. I'm curious what drew the author to this particular backdrop.

Some parts felt slower than others, but maybe that was intentional to build emotional depth. Would love to hear others' thoughts on how the pacing affected their reading experience.