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Review: Going Under

Going Under Going Under by Skye Jordan


I’ve been needed for so long, I couldn’t see the difference between need and want. And the idea of having a woman as strong as KT wanting me without needing me feels… surprisingly powerful.

Who doesn't enjoy reading a story that consists of a strong, independent, and confident heroine?

The children are so cute. I loved their relationship with the heroine. It's not a lengthy book and I was never bored.

Both protagonists are remarkable. Even though it's not a lengthy book, the author was able to provide a phenomenal character growth of both protagonists. I also liked how the hero sacrifices towards the end to support the heroine. I never saw a book where the hero leaves everything and completely supports the heroine. Most of the time it's the other way around. Hats off to the author for writing such a unique and cute book.

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