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A review by honeyreads1066
Seven Days in June by Tia Williams
challenging
emotional
funny
hopeful
sad
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.25
I haven't read a romance in a long time and boy this was such a great introduction to the genre.
The book follows a woman named Eva who is a famous erotica writer with chronic pain and a tween daughter. Shane Hall in a newly sober literary writer who unexpectedly comes back into Eva's life causing the both of them to confront their painful past and try and overcome it together.
There was a lot I wasn't expecting from the book going in, how dark their pasts are as one. There was a rawness about her way of writing that truly made the characters seem real and really gave me the ability to empathise.
I felt represented, the characters were so diverse and having someone suffer with chronic pain is something that I haven't seen before but I am so glad I did here.
The story itself was interesting from start to finish, there were moments that made me laugh and moments that made me cry, I just felt this book on a real level
The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was the ending. It felt rushed, the tone was off from the rest of the book and it just felt a bit long. I enjoyed the book so much that maybe the ending disappointed me more than it should have. Overall I would recommend this but please read trigger warnings beforehand.
The book follows a woman named Eva who is a famous erotica writer with chronic pain and a tween daughter. Shane Hall in a newly sober literary writer who unexpectedly comes back into Eva's life causing the both of them to confront their painful past and try and overcome it together.
There was a lot I wasn't expecting from the book going in, how dark their pasts are as one. There was a rawness about her way of writing that truly made the characters seem real and really gave me the ability to empathise.
I felt represented, the characters were so diverse and having someone suffer with chronic pain is something that I haven't seen before but I am so glad I did here.
The story itself was interesting from start to finish, there were moments that made me laugh and moments that made me cry, I just felt this book on a real level
The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was the ending. It felt rushed, the tone was off from the rest of the book and it just felt a bit long. I enjoyed the book so much that maybe the ending disappointed me more than it should have. Overall I would recommend this but please read trigger warnings beforehand.
Graphic: Alcoholism, Chronic illness, Mental illness, and Self harm
Moderate: Drug use, Mental illness, Sexual assault, Sexual content, and Suicidal thoughts
Minor: Car accident