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A review by endemictoearth
Jeremiah by Jayce Ellis
emotional
hopeful
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
3.75
I think having this book set in and around DC gave it a little boost for me, but even without the familiarity, I genuinely enjoyed these characters and their dynamic. I liked the little found family that Collin had created with his friends, and how the fact that those friends were acting strangely sort of fueled his relationship with Jeremiah. I figured out why his friend was avoiding him pretty early on, but it was a realistic conflict.
I also appreciated seeing a relationship with a break that felt deliberate and not catastrophic. They had things to figure out, especially Jeremiah, and I liked that they didn't force it. It made their choosing each other seem more careful and considered. I already have the next book in this series on my Kindle.
I also appreciated seeing a relationship with a break that felt deliberate and not catastrophic. They had things to figure out, especially Jeremiah, and I liked that they didn't force it. It made their choosing each other seem more careful and considered. I already have the next book in this series on my Kindle.