riting what they love. But I think Cassie and Frederick are quite charming and I would have loved to go deeper into the angst and beauty of human life through their interactions.30:T44d,If you thought the age gap between Bella and Edward was bad, this is worse.

The premise of this book wasn’t bad, but it resembles more of a middle school read than an adult romance (beware because there are scenes not suitable for those younger than 18). The characters are centuries years old, but act childishly in their conversations with one another, while simultaneously talking like confused boomers.
I won’t spoil the book, but the climax and resolution all happen in the last 30 pages. For one thing, the climax was very anticlimactic. Circumstances that were supposed to be dangerous and daunting were the exact opposite. Another thing, was that too much of the resolution is behind the scenes and recollected in Frederick’s dialogue with Cassie - most of the issues conveniently resolving themselves.

I debated giving this read two stars because there really wasn’t anything that set this story apart - the plot was boring, the story unoriginal, and the writing was pretty basic. However, I did finish the book, so I guess it deserves an average three stars.31:T693,What I Liked:
1. The vampire-human trope - I always find it really fun when there’s a human and a magical creature in media. Obviously some are done better than others but overall I always find it fun and interesting. And I liked the premise of this where our vampire was in a coma for 100 years and now needs to re-acclimate to society (if anyone watches kdramas, this is very similar to a drama called Heartbeat on Amazon Prime and I loved it).

2. Reginald - dude is funny lol. I like that he calls our main lead Freddie instead of Frederick and the love-hate relationship Frederick and Reginald have

3. No miscommunication - I like that both Cassie and Frederick communicated like adults. I liked that they always heard each

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