Honestly, this toyed with my compassion and empathy levels and took me on an emotional roller coaster. Starting with the letters that were never sent, it resonated with me in a way that made me miss my siblings and family and gave me the exact ”feels” for the twins. Life does dish out some hard fates and I can relate to Storm because I am an older sibling and through all my trials in life my goal will forever be to keep my siblings and my kids/animals safe. The system failed them and has done so to many innocent lives allowing them to fall through the cracks and become “problems”, but what is misunderstood and discarded is not a problem but instead a challenge of morals and justice. The dysfunctional family, familial abuses, and the need for stability pierced me like an arrow combined with the styled-recounting of two halves separated and desperately seeking to find one another just pushed me over the edge. One can only imagine the sliver of hope the twins hung on to in the years following their separation. Is the other ok, are they eating, are they protected, are they happy? Questions that would appear everyday like repeating trauma all while trying to still do the right things, follow societal laws, and still find each other in the midst of their everlasting cataclysmic storms. I would love to continue their journey with them and find what fate has in store for the future. The cover art is simplistic in style, nothing super fancy in my opinion.