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A review by arayofreading
Love from Mecca to Medina by S.K. Ali
4.0
Ugh I just love Zayneb and Adam :,)
Love from A to Z is one of my favorite books, and so I had high expectations for this one. While I still enjoy the first more, this sequel definitely did the characters justice.
Zayneb and Adam are trying to figure out how to live their lives as a couple when situations keep setting them apart—both distance and emotions-wise. The biggest issue this novel deals with is that both strive to be the best they can for one another, but when they fall short they are scared to let the other person down. If you don't like the miscommunication trope, then this might not be for you lol. But I actually thought it worked in this case because it linked directly with the flaws that both of them have to work through to finally learn how to make their relationship work.
Love from A to Z is one of my favorite books, and so I had high expectations for this one. While I still enjoy the first more, this sequel definitely did the characters justice.
Zayneb and Adam are trying to figure out how to live their lives as a couple when situations keep setting them apart—both distance and emotions-wise. The biggest issue this novel deals with is that both strive to be the best they can for one another, but when they fall short they are scared to let the other person down. If you don't like the miscommunication trope, then this might not be for you lol. But I actually thought it worked in this case because it linked directly with the flaws that both of them have to work through to finally learn how to make their relationship work.