The binding

A fun read

Interesting enough book that kept me sucked in and wanting more, especially after part one. The premise of the book was great and intriguing, but some parts were boring at times. Also, what was that ending? I didn't like it. I thought it was anti-climatic; I was expecting something more, but it was never delivered.

Hosted by Claire Cashio

Its such a heart warming and comforting book. The world feels quite small and easy to grasp.

Interesting thinking point about being able to remove memories - should we get rid of memories that are so painful that we don't want to deal with them? when a person in power can convince someone he has wronged to erase a memory, does it merely enable that powerful person to repeatedly take advantage of another?

First third of the book is from the POV of Emmett Farmer, second is a Emmett's POV of a memory that had been erased, and the third POV is from Lucien Darnay, taking over from the current moment.

Well written