[I received an advance reader copy in exchange for an honest review]

''I'm not looking for your voice, I'm aiming at your heart''

This book killed me in THE best possible way. As someone who, on occasion, likes to rock a cute dress, I really enjoyed seeing it be represented by Skylar in the book. Speaking of representation, this book provides MLM relationships, what it's like to live in and around homophobic & extreme religious views and how it can lead to toxic masculinity. One thing this book also shows that I've never seen before is a non-verbal person. I found it very interesting and eye-opening to see the struggles and resolutions to their daily struggles.

I really enjoyed the subtle nods to 'Watching For Comets' (Jordon's previous book) and how it was done in such a way that if you knew, you knew. All in all, I really enjoyed this book, its representation, and all of its characters.