I thought this was a new addition to the series, I hadn’t realised that I had already read this one back in 2019 and that it was my least favourite of the series. This is completely my fault for not checking before I requested it.

I’m giving a neutral rating of 3stars because of my error.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing an eARC in exchange for an honest review.

“Just Don’t Mention It” is the fourth book in the “DIMILY”-Series and it features pieces of Tyler’s past. Thanks to this book, you can understand the I loved to read the first three books and was looking forward to the last book. It was heartbreaking, but also beautiful. I would recommend to read not only this book, but the whole series.

A great addition to the trilogy. I throughly enjoyed reading this book. It covered everything I wanted it to.

Just Don’t Mention It

So so delightful

REVIEW:

The character development in this book is beautiful. From the plot to the romance I throughly enjoyed this book. It’s hard to find a book with the perfect combination of real and cheesy, this is defiantly one of those books. Tyler shows his emotional side in this book and rest his head on the female leads shoulders, which is nice to see represented in this book. This truly is an emotional journey for both characters, the ending being the bitter sweetness that is needed. Although it did not make me swoon I still believe you should give this book a try if it appeals to you.

I enjoyed this book it was well written with a compelling storyline that was over several different timelines which were tricky at first but once I got used to it I didn't mind so much. It was slow burning at first but built-in pacing as tension increased. The book cover is eye-catching and appealing and would spark my interest if in a bookshop. Thank you very much to the author, publisher and Netgalley for this ARC.

I feel like crying right now. Tyler’s story was so heartbreaking😭
I think that Estelle Maskame did a great job at describing the pain and all the emotions that Tyler went through, and because of that I think that this is her best book so far.

This is the book from Tyler's POV. It tells how he feels about Eden, his past and his fears. It's a lot easier to like him in this book. A terrific addition to the trilogy. I would definitely reading this as the 4th book though so you don't miss all the little details...


Thanks to the publisher for the arc.