Thank you to NetGalley, Harper Collins & Kathleen Fuller for the chance to read this book in exchange for my honest opinion.

I feel like I could write several different reviews for this book- so I'll try to keep this concise.

Narration was okay- but with the book written from MULTIPLE POVs, without the character name being listed at the top of the chapter- using the same narrator can be tough.

I'm a romance reader but do not prefer books with a Christian basis to them. If you do prefer that- I think you would REALLY like this book.

I think the plot and main storyline could do big numbers outside of the Christian market if the book was scrubbed of some of the more sanctimonious language AND Hunter & Britt were given voices and actions that match those of their age.

Britt's anxiety representation was very.. detailed... but to the point it had me screaming at the narrator "This is more than anxiety! This girl needs a neuropsych eval!!"

This was really hard to listen to as an audiobook because the different POVs weren't separated well so it was confusing when the POV switched. I really thought I got the wrong book.

This was a quick easy read. The changing of character POV got a bit confusing in the beginning with the same narrator but overall was able to catch on quickly.
The mental health representation is always great to see. And learning more about the art community was very interesting!

I loved that the author did her research with social anxiety. but I didn’t like the fact that Britt only decided to get help because of Hunter. Not really for herself. And I really struggled with the narrator and all the POVs done in the same voice. I couldn’t tell who was talking.

Unfortunately this was a quick DNF for me. It was too jarring going back and forth between different points of view. Even worse that it was the same narrator for everyone.