The pumpkin spice didn’t even give me heartburn it was so bland.

So basically, *Randy Jackson voice* it’s a no from me dawg.

This had a rocky start but the book ultimately redeemed itself. At first it seemed like it was trying way too hard to establish itself in the real world with completely unrealistic characters and circumstances. The first few chapters were also written like a bad fan fiction where the focus was getting to “the good part” rather than writing a good story. But after about chapter 6 or 7, the story actually started getting good and continued that way for the remainder of the book. At this point the story did a better job of establishing itself as a complete work of fiction in a literal dream world as well, making it much more enjoyable. I loved the ending, the relationship’s conflict was realistic, and the story was never boring once it actually got going. I went from rushing through the book to get it over with to rushing through to find out what happened next, and may even read the next book in the series!