The Last Letter 😭🏥📝
“But I’m not the center of their universe. I’m more like their gravity”
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“It’s a good thing, though. Missing him. Grief means you had someone worth grieving.”
For anyone who has read a Rebecca Yarros book before don’t make my mistake of forgetting the writter she is and keep tissues nearby. Going from reading the Fourth Wings series from her to this truly shows how amazing of an author she is because I could never imagine she had written both. Rebeca once again knows how to put the depths of her characters on the page. This was also my first military relationship style book and I don’t know how people in real life go through these experiences. Chaos and Ella are two people who weren’t looking for love but needed someone they could release to and they were brought together by her brother. Without giving too much away I will say the book covers some pretty heavy topics, especially in how to deal with your grief and the promises we keep to those we’ve lost. How long and how far will you go to keep those promises, what secrets will you keep to accomplish these promises. The relationship that Chaos develops with Ella’s children is so beautiful to see and with that relationship you watch two hearts heal and discover what a Dad is. The timelines that were written felt realistic and I think that helped make this book even more real and more connected to the characters and their growth. For once I wasn’t frustrated with a FMC and how she handled her relationship when things hit the fan. I think that Ella’s actions were probably the most realistic I’ve seen especially with the situations that she’s enduring. She’s a BADASS of a character and it makes me applaud all moms even more. But this is a book that needs to come with a warning label for EMOTIONAL DAMAGE!!!!!! I cried harder reading this book than I have for any book I’ve read ever!! 😭❤️🩹💔
