I had no control over them.” That’s a load of BS. At first, Sydney thought some things that basically justified their kiss. Especially when they try to justify it because they were cheating with their “true love.” This is where the novel gets complicated. I’m gonna be honest, any time I see cheating in a book or movie, it completely ruins the story for me. When they were writing songs innocently and didn’t act on their feelings I was like “cool, this is gonna be okay.” Then, of course, they kissed and it was not okay at all. I’ll try to go in chronological order for these spoilers so they’re easy to follow.įirst of all, oh my goodness Sydney and Ridge pissed me off at first. However, there were moments in the novel that felt as if Colleen Hoover was trying to justify cheating and that was just NOT okay (also more on that in the spoilers). One thing that I appreciated (and didn’t appreciate at the same time) was the fact that Colleen Hoover tried to write things from both perspectives of cheating and being cheated on. That made me so mad because I knew that specific character would never say something the way that they did and I completely lost all interest in said character after that (no matter how many nice things they did afterwards). What I didn’t like was when characters did something out of character just to move the plot forward (more on that in the spoilers). I think everything tied together well and made sense. With the plot specifically, I think it was really well written. I thought it was beautiful, and while I have never had any experience with deafness (I’d love to know what you think if you have had experience with it!), I thought that it was really well done. Now, to get to the plot and the characters! First of all, I love the inclusion of the deaf community and how Colleen Hoover seamlessly added it into her novel about music. Okay, so I feel like I have SO much to say about this novel.
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