So happy to say that FINALLY I'm done with this book. Paused on a tight note and took a while to come back to it not gonna lie.

I love how this book didn't follow the tight formula of a f*ck up being found out at the 80% mark. It kept this a cosy read through and through. I love Bash and Gwen's chemistry, and absolutely love Clyde and his antics - Clyde is a great buffer for the two of them it's so endearing.

5 stars for Elsie Silver as always. Looking forward to more works.

One of the very few things that I can agree about when it comes to Dan Brown's books is that Dan Brown's writing style is absolutely captivating from the start of the book itself.

He brings you back to language that allows you to reminisce to the da Vinci code as well as Angels and Demons, which remains as two of my favourites from his set of work. The language is easy to pick up and it brings you immediately on that adventure. There are no lull periods and thus you feel like you are kept at the edge of your seat metaphorically from start to the end.

I found myself easily going through the story even though there are some parts that I admittedly skimmed through. I really do find myself enjoying the story from start to the end.

However one thing I do have to say was that I really did not understand the ending too well even though I'm pretty sure it was well written. Until now I still don't know what the word is and honestly speaking, it lacks little bit of luster after the da Vinci code but it remains as one of the better readings I've done so far, definitely would recommend.

I really love the book. I'll be honest. I did not expect to like it so much but because it felt like it was one of those cozy and easy to read stories, I thought why the hell not.

So basically the story is between Frederick and Cassie and I really loved their dynamic. I'm glad to say that there were no parts where I felt extra cringe but which is great. I really like how they didn't go too much into the conflict between Frederick and his family, although the way Cassie solved the problem definitely leaves a little bit of question as to the depth of how this would work, but at the very least overall the story really was a nice one and I'm glad I managed to finish it.