I thought the discussion of one of the character’s mental illness felt a little hollow to me. So, after a while, that phrasing got a little irritating.

A lot of “And then, he did” or “And then, it was over”. In terms of the writing, the final sentence of each chapter was pretty repetitive. And, I must say, there were a couple twists that made my jaw drop. I’m really in my thriller era, so I enjoyed the twists and turns of this one. Overall, it was a compelling enough read. Of course, check for other trigger warnings.

I got this book as part of my Book of the Month subscription, so be advised that it doesn’t come out, officially, until April 2023.Īs mentioned above, this book talks a lot about suicide and mental illness. Her suicide sends Gabe and Pippa’s lives into a whirlwind, leading them down unimaginable paths in an effort to keep their family safe. However, one night there is a woman who he is unable to save. Since they moved into the house, Gabe has been able to talk those looking to commit suicide off of the edge. Gabe and Pippa Gerard and their two daughters live in a cottage on a cliff known for being a popular site for people looking to take their lives. Summary *Trigger Warning: suicide, mental illness (Only took me 15 days.) And here are my thoughts… The Soulmate by Sally Hepworth Well, I finally finished my first book for the month of March. Maybe it’s because of this migraine I can’t seem to shake that has slowed me down considerably. Maybe it’s because I had such a good reading month in February.

In my last book review, I said I was going to start doing singular book reviews as I finish my TBR, instead of waiting to put them all together in a blog post.įor a while it’s been like every book I pick up, I put down after two hundred pages.

The soulmate book review