I love the accessibility that Young Adult Fantasy romance has to current events and social issues. The ability to cover themes and topics that bring such dark shades to adult romances.can be presented in them with a sense of hope and discovery that always reminds me how open and accepting young adult readers are. This is a major reason why so many adults, no matter their age, are drawn back to this genre time and again. Forty Words for Love by Aisha Saeed presents these traits in the best way.
Set in a world that seems to be an allegory for our current moment, Moonlight Bay offers the reader a chance to step back and see what the price is for fearing others while showcasing what can be gained by embracing that same difference. The cover art is perfect for tgis book and reflects this difference in a most striking and eye catching way, alerting the reader to the fact that there are two sides to every story in this Best Friend to Something More Fantasy Romance. Will this be the time that Romeo and Juliet up get their happily every after?
Set in a world that seems to be an allegory for our current moment, Moonlight Bay offers the reader a chance to step back and see what the price is for fearing others while showcasing what can be gained by embracing that same difference. The cover art is perfect for tgis book and reflects this difference in a most striking and eye catching way, alerting the reader to the fact that there are two sides to every story in this Best Friend to Something More Fantasy Romance. Will this be the time that Romeo and Juliet up get their happily every after?