I just finished this book and I have to say that I really liked it. The story is engaging and it kept me interested the whole time.

At the same time, the writing felt much simpler than I expected. In many reviews I read before starting the book, it was almost described as a masterpiece, so I had very high expectations. In reality, the style is quite direct and easy to read, which makes the book fast and enjoyable, but maybe not as “extraordinary” as I had imagined.

Another important point: I now have a huge crush on Four. He’s one of those characters who immediately wins you over and makes the story even more engaging, because every scene with him automatically becomes more interesting.

That said, I’m not sure if I want to continue with the other books in the series. Unfortunately, I spoiled the ending of the trilogy for myself and, knowing how it ends, I’m a bit hesitant. I’m a very emotional person and sad endings affect me a lot, so I’m not sure if I’m ready for that.

It's a cute, pleasant book, with a delicate atmosphere that revolvs around flowers and their meanings, a detail I really appreciated and that makes the story tender and special. However, halfway through, I started to feel a little bored. The plot progresses rather predictably. Despite this, I finished it without any difficulty (english is not my first language). It's a light, flowing story, suitable for those looking for something romantic but not too intense.