Where should I start? Oh, yes. The cover. I give a million praises to whoever chose that cover. After having read the Marked Men series last year, I was super excited during winter break to get my hands on Rome and I absolutely loved it, and couldn't wait to read Nash.
Nash is a sweetheart. I couldn't help but love him since he was first introduced in Rule. And the other two books just made me love him even more.
What I liked about this novel was not necessarily the love story, but the fundamental idea I think the novel gives: To love thyself, to be able to love others.
We also got to see the others carry on with their lives. But what I most absolutely loved was the relationship between Nash and his father. ( I was on my way to school in the train when I read the part of his dad dying, ALWAYS WITH YOU--still breaks my heart.) The novel is more than just a love story between two people but a plethora of familial love and relationships.
Nash is a sweetheart. I couldn't help but love him since he was first introduced in Rule. And the other two books just made me love him even more.
What I liked about this novel was not necessarily the love story, but the fundamental idea I think the novel gives: To love thyself, to be able to love others.
We also got to see the others carry on with their lives. But what I most absolutely loved was the relationship between Nash and his father. ( I was on my way to school in the train when I read the part of his dad dying, ALWAYS WITH YOU--still breaks my heart.) The novel is more than just a love story between two people but a plethora of familial love and relationships.
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