Review: The Things We Leave Unfinished - Rebecca Yarros

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Review: The Things We Leave Unfinished - Rebecca Yarros - February 2021

Before Rebecca Yarros took the world by storm with her Dragons and Romantasy series, she had written quite a few romance novels with a military background due to her family's knowledge of her husband in the military. Determined to continue clearing my print bookshelf, I grabbed this one which had been sent to me by a fellow bookstagrammer. This book gave me strong Nicholas Sparks vibes and I felt it could be likened to The Notebook with Allie and Noah's love being similar to Scarlett and Jameson's and then also Dear John with the letter writing and the military twist. Georgia's great-grandmother who raised her was famous for her romance novels and was like a fictional Danielle Steel. She has now died and Georgia on the end of a marriage divorce has returned home as she inherited everything in her Gran's will. She arrives home to discover her mother has pretended to be her and hired male novelist Noah Harrison to finish her unfinished manuscript which was her true love story of her relationship and romance to Jameson - the soldier who never returned home. With some convincing and contract negotiations, Georgia reluctantly agrees and begins a working relationship with Noah. The book flips between Scarlet and Jameson's story in the past and Georgia and Noah's in the present as this couple have sparks flying and Noah, feels like he could have a true love story of his own with Georgia. This was a great romance read and one with feel-good emotions. I am not a crier in books myself, it is very rare but if love stories like this make you weep - then I would suggest a box of tissues with this book for yourself.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/49Xdips






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