When Dan approached me with a request to read and review The Things That Come I was very excited. It’s so very important to portray diversity in literature und Dan’s book promises quite a lot of diverse characters.
Every once in a while you come across a book that sounds kinda interesting but you don’t know if you should really read it.
If you’re ever looking for a comfort read, this is it. Don’t expect me to be very coherent about this because it’s so fluffy I can’t believe it.
Lila Mina manages to not just capture me the way she did with the first book I fear she will never let me go again.
An ace romance without the being ace conflict.
Am I embarrassed by my not eloquence? Maybe a little. But those notes really show how I felt while reading.
I got a wonderful book that’s full of pain and memories and all the little things that you may live with if you’ve got certain mental illnesses. But most of all I got hope.
The Queer Bookish 