Queen B’s Decree: Well give me a neck brace because the whiplash was fucking everywhere.
All The Letters I’ll Never Send You starts with letters Mina is writing to her coworker, James. Letters that she hasn’t and won’t send him because she is engaged to another man. These letters bordered on obsession, honestly, which I think is a good insight into Mina’s character. She really over-feels and overthinks and analyzes EVERYTHING.
I couldn’t get what her draw to James was. The manbun? Because the rest of him was an emotionally closed-off man, with what appears to be a phobia of commitment, and a distinct lack of ability to communicate.
Once James reappears back in Mina’s life, the two are constantly back and forth regarding their feelings and relationship. I just wanted to shout at them to PICK A SIDE. The angst was too much for me and by the end I really didn’t care for either character. Sadly not for me.
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Book: All The Letters I’ll Never Send You by Ace Gray
Series: The Handwritten and Heartbroken Duet #1
Genre: Contemporary
Hotness: mild salsa
Plot Devices/Tropes: more angst than anyone could imagine