I had few expectations for this book, but I devoured it in three sittings more or less. The premise appealed to me going off of the blurb, but the actual executed reality was breathtaking. It’s a story of hope, despair and persistence set against the rugged terrains of the UK as the world starts to reopen after Covid. It’s also non fiction, so I can’t really comment on protagonists because they’re real people. BUT, Raynor Winn does a beautiful job painting a portrait of a comfortable love between two devoted people as they navigate their changing lives. I just loved this so much.