Seven Days in June

don’t we all love a good second-chance love story? 15 years ago, Eva and Shane crossed paths in high school, bonding over their shared traumas during a transformative week together. fast forward to today, both have become best-selling authors, and fate throws them together again at a speaking event, offering them another shot at connection—this time for a whole new week. Personally, the story took a bit to warm up for me, but once i reached about 30-40% in, i was absolutely hooked! Tia’s writing truly shines, especially in how she delicately handles Eva’s struggles with migraines and her past with self-harm, alongside Shane’s battles with addiction. it's refreshing to witness their healed selves navigate life and love. i’ve come across mentions of separate novels that detail their individual healing journeys, and if that’s true, i am all in for that! the creativity behind the plot is fantastic—imagine two authors communicating over the years through their writings, only to find themselves reconnecting after all that time. the distance between them adds a layer of tension, yet their instant comfort with each other is heartwarming. it’s a beautiful reminder that sometimes love deserves a second chance!

I enjoyed this read….chaotic love….intense passion..

Too much melodrama for me. Had huge potential with a strong start but fell flat.

Loved it 10/10. No notes.

dnf'd @ 53%

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