Thanks to the publisher & Netgalley for the complimentary e-ARC and the publisher for the complimentary hardcopy. All opinions provided are my own.The Other Side of Disappearing is an intriguing change for a Kate Clayborn book: there’s still the warm, lovely feeling of watching two people call in love, plus a bit of mystery that comes with podcast transcripts, postcards, & some revelations along the leads’ journey. Let’s talk about the leads for a minute. Adam is a gentle, brawny, sensitive, protective giant who has immediate feelings for Jess. Jess is protective, comes across as an icy figure, has hair from a shampoo commercial, & slowly, wonderfully, very bravely, opens her heart to let Adam in after two big parental betrayals. One of my favorite things KC does is include the smallest of physical gestures that actually feels like a heart earthquake: in this one, it’s the leads putting their hands over each others’ under the table. TOSOD cements my belief that if KC writes it, not only will I read it, but I’ll think it’s wonderful too. Rounding up to 5⭐️. Out now!CWs: Mother left. Death of best friend. References to con artist & conning. Reference to death of person from cancer.
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