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A review by motown05
All I Have: Part One by Ames Mills
dark
emotional
funny
mysterious
sad
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
4.75
Please be aware that this review may contain spoilers.
I believe I have discovered a new author whose work I greatly admire. Ames Mills has a remarkable ability to create suspenseful cliffhangers that leave the reader eager for the next installment. The conclusion of this book left me with a racing heart and numerous unanswered questions about what's to come. While it appeared that the conflict had been resolved, the fact that there is another book in the series suggests that there may be more plot twists to come.
The only reason this book did not receive a perfect rating is because it lacked the development of individual relationships outside of the main character, Evie. While I understand that Evander and Micah are already a couple and Mateo and Gray are also involved, I would have appreciated more interaction and intertwining between these couples. However, I am confident that this aspect will be explored in greater depth in the second book.
I believe I have discovered a new author whose work I greatly admire. Ames Mills has a remarkable ability to create suspenseful cliffhangers that leave the reader eager for the next installment. The conclusion of this book left me with a racing heart and numerous unanswered questions about what's to come. While it appeared that the conflict had been resolved, the fact that there is another book in the series suggests that there may be more plot twists to come.
The only reason this book did not receive a perfect rating is because it lacked the development of individual relationships outside of the main character, Evie. While I understand that Evander and Micah are already a couple and Mateo and Gray are also involved, I would have appreciated more interaction and intertwining between these couples. However, I am confident that this aspect will be explored in greater depth in the second book.