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Mate is another satisfying Ali Hazelwood novel. Smart, emotional, and full of slow-burning tension. The paranormal setting works beautifully, and the relationship feels layered, with just the right mix of banter (I just loooved their banter), longing, and vulnerability. It’s surprisingly impactful, with moments that hit harder than expected. A quick, warm, and thoroughly enjoyable read.
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I’m already dying cause of their sexual tension and the story hasn’t even begun yet 🔥
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“No. Come on, you know what I mean. Something that inspires fear” “Real estate market crash.”
lmaooooo she’s still got it 🤣
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WHAT. Baby carrots are just mature carrots but peeled??? How did I not know this.
Not me catching stays in this book because I had no idea. What the heck 😭
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A beautifully written, emotional little gem.
I’m honestly so impressed by how much emotion Taylor Jenkins Reid fit into such a short story. The entire thing is told through letters, but it still manages to feel raw, intimate, and deeply human. The mix of heartbreak, honesty, and quiet connection makes it such a powerful read despite its length.