But this book still has the timeline problems that the first two did. They are an extraordinary couple, and sometimes what they have is so beautiful that it makes me cry.īook 1 was entirely from Brian's POV, while book 2 and 3 are both entirely from Tate's. Tate and Brian's love for each other is so complete, that sometimes it is overwhelming. But that doesn't mean that this book isn't still emotional. In this one things are finally going right for Tate and Brian. This was a great conclusion to this emotional series.

still, the writing style makes it a bit choppy and for me, personally, it makes lesser impact than the previous two books. I still love the two of them, of course - and I think the 'graduation' here is beyond the sense of Tate graduating from school, but from what happens in the past, that he finally realizes how Brian loves him, and he is ready to 'be' in the world Other information is thrown here and there, sometimes without strong background, which makes us, as readers, must conclude what happens in between. We get Brian just trying to improve his hand mobility by learning to sculp, then suddenly he's already becoming a sculp artist and ready to have an exhibition. The time frame here moves in fast-forward style, with references like ' nearly four months after the attack' or ' for all they’d been there for nearly two years'. While it's nice to have a happy ending for Brian and Tate, unfortunately, this third book seems to function only as snippets for us to know what happens next.

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