A stylish teen drama full of secrets, scandals, and high society drama. Gossip Girl keeps you hooked with twists and gossip galore.

A story of friendship, love, forgiveness and mercy. And the lack of it as well.

Very good. Well done immersive world, multifaceted characters

Excellent narration, great story following 2 boys lives, comparing and contrasting. Where initially one shines and the other falls short but they are friends. As time goes on and mental illness occurs you can see the toll it takes and it really triggers some thought provoking questions.

Fun and quick thrilling read!

The main character is not particularly likable, but the book seems to think she is. There was very little resolution and many side plots that felt unnecessary.

I enjoyed this book. It was suspenseful, eerie, surprising and interesting.

The Days I Loved You Most is a profoundly emotional and atmospheric family saga tackling love, grief, and choice. If you’re drawn to quietly devastating love stories steeped in place and memory—especially those that explore end-of-life decisions—you’ll likely find this book rewarding and hard to forget. But if you prefer more subtle character growth, less overt emotionality, or tighter narrative realism, some of the writing and character arcs might frustrate.

This is enjoyable story about a yoga instructor who becomes a nanny for a 5-year-old who lost her mother and lives with her newly discovered father who is a chef. The setting is a charming New England town. The characters are likeable and there is a lot of humor in the story.

A satisfying conclusion to the trilogy.