I first discovered Tia Williams when I read "The Perfect Find." Liked it so much, I read it twice.
"Seven Days in June" was so different from "The Perfect Find." I expected it to be a spinoff. I'm glad it wasn't.
So completely different and intoxicating. I love Black Love. If you've ever had a teen love that you've never forgotten, you'll totally get it. I think we sometimes forget how hard we love in our youth. I needed to remember what that was like. Age can jade you. It can also make you see what you weren't able to see when you're living it.
A multi-layered love story. Like peeling an onion.
I especially appreciated the flaws in the characters, the fact that it was realistic, not sugar-coated, erotic, poetic and so many other adjectives I could use to describe what is one of my favorite reads of this year.
Highly recommend.
