Flux

Beautiful compilation of texts and poems that made me feel the author's pain and happiness. Her writing made me feel every single emotion she was feeling, breaking my heart through the book.
The beautiful writing didn't feel as the writing of a first-time writer's, and even though I had been awaiting for this book due to my love and admiration towards the author and was scared it wouldn't be as good as I was hoping it to be, it didn't disappoint me one bit.
Would re-read this over and over.

Flux is a collection of poetry, prose, and beautiful sketches. I really liked how some pages were added straight from Orion’s journal, literally. Some pages were basically a scanned image from her diary.

The author shares her grieve and broken heart through out the entire book, but with every new piece of writing, she uses a different approach of vivid imagery.

I really enjoyed the majority of this book. I highly recommend it if you enjoyed reading The Princess Saves Herself in this One by Amanda Lovelace, which you can check my review of it here.



I want to share with you my thoughts on my favorite Poems in Flux. I will do that by writing down the poems’ names + my summary of it.

Ghosted: Smart and beautiful use of words to describe Love and emotional betrayal.

Daydreaming: I read it once to be left full of emotion; I read it twice to let it all sink in.

Moonlight: What was once mine, now belongs to her.

Loss: A classical tale of ” It was never meant to be, although I was the reason the reason why you believed that we were a thing.”

Thinking of you: D&D; aka, Despair & Dreams

Unforgettable: A retake on ” Baby I am the best, so you can’t do better.”

Bloody Knuckles: Tell Me You Love Me

Chronology: Beginnings and Endings are ironically, very similar.

A Confession: The heart wants what it wants.


See, it is a pretty interesting read. Let me know if you’ve read it, or plan on reading it soon.

I received an eARC in exchange with an honest review.
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