As a person with Bipolar I feel Kennedy Ryan did an amazing job putting this disorder into words. I felt seen and understood, something I haven’t felt from a book before. I love this story so much that I plan to buy the physical copy. As always Kennedy Ryan does a fantastic job of showing women, black women being loved in a healthy way. If you love a good love story or are living with bipolar or love someone living with bipolar, I strongly suggest that you give this one a try.

THIS!! It was so good. From the first word on the first page I was hooked. I loved everything about this love story.

I laughed I cried I felt every single feeling in this book. Kennedy is a brilliant writer and we love her so! The way she brings Verity and Monk’s stories together is pure magic! Thank you for bringing up important conversations regarding mental health and bipolar to light it’s so necessary. A must read!

I mean. I couldn’t put the book down. I just had to be in the relationship with Verity and Monk and see through till the end. Such a good read.

Kennedy Ryan is hands down my favorite author. It’s like her style of writing was curated for me. All I can truly say is, I love the way that she intertwines fantasy with our reality. These fictional stories give hope to lives we could actually live. Can’t wait to get my physical copy. 5 Stars! Every! Single! Time!

Kennedy Ryan never fails!!!

Kennedy Ryan does it again!! this book is so powerful that I knew once I started it, I wouldn’t get any sleep. I absolutely love the story and the outcome.

Enthralling. This book sucked me in and mentally captured me until I finished the last page. This was so well-done and really opened my eyes to Bipolar disorder. I have friends and family living with the diagnosis and this book helped me understand it more. I’m grateful for this work and cannot wait for the next one!

I loved this book and the character development. Kennedy Ryan weaves her stories to enable the reader to experience every emotion of the characters. I cried with them and I was so very concerned about their wellbeing. I cheered for them and reveled in their love. More importantly, I was able to glimpse at what my family member experiences as a woman living with bipolar disorder. Brava!