I loved reading this. It showed the struggles of what people go through after college and establishing themselves in the world with their career and social life. I thought that Charlie’s journey of healing was very realistically done and shows that you can’t just recovering from abusive relationships over night. It also shows that often, you could get stuck in the same cycle with someone else because it’s what you know. I loved that Reese was patient and understanding with Charlie when Charlie struggled. (We love a king who goes to therapy.) I also loved all the different types of queer representation shown in the book casually. I love that books are now just having queer people are main and side characters casually and without making it a big deal that they are happy and proud of who they are.