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A review by hopefulromanticc_
The Fire Between High & Lo by Brittainy C. Cherry
challenging
emotional
hopeful
sad
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
“for always, high?” “for always, lo.”
this book tugs at my heart strings. i went into this book blind, based on a singular quote i saw on instagram. and while it was not what i expected at all, it was amazing nonetheless. there is such beauty between alyssa and logan that i adore. seeing how much both of them have been through and how they found their best in one another was beautiful. everything that happened in logan’s life was so painful to read about, i felt as if his pain was my own. i love how this book shows the lowest lows and the highest highs (wink wink). nothing is sugar coated and it was truly eye opening to read.
~~ check trigger warnings before reading !!
if you like:
💫 second chance romance
💫 best friends to lovers
💫 addiction awareness
💫 found family
💫 small town romance
💫 grumpy x sunshine
💫 not a light-hearted read
💫 difficult, less talked about subjects (see trigger warnings)
this book tugs at my heart strings. i went into this book blind, based on a singular quote i saw on instagram. and while it was not what i expected at all, it was amazing nonetheless. there is such beauty between alyssa and logan that i adore. seeing how much both of them have been through and how they found their best in one another was beautiful. everything that happened in logan’s life was so painful to read about, i felt as if his pain was my own. i love how this book shows the lowest lows and the highest highs (wink wink). nothing is sugar coated and it was truly eye opening to read.
~~ check trigger warnings before reading !!
if you like:
💫 second chance romance
💫 best friends to lovers
💫 addiction awareness
💫 found family
💫 small town romance
💫 grumpy x sunshine
💫 not a light-hearted read
💫 difficult, less talked about subjects (see trigger warnings)
Content Warnings
Graphic: Addiction, Domestic abuse, Drug abuse, Physical abuse, and Toxic relationship
Moderate: Child death