I’m just going to say it… While I’m still beefing with Ashley Antoinette  over Moth to a Flame and the Ethic series… This one? I really enjoyed it. Before the Streetlights Come On felt different. It wasn’t just a story… it felt like a reminder. A reminder of friendship. Of growing up. Of the silent battles people carry without ever saying a word. There were moments in this book that had me thinking: “What about your friends?” Because that’s really what stood out to me. We mov

I Don’t Just Read Books… I Feel Them I’ve realized something about myself as a reader… I’m the reader that: Gets emotionally invested Starts analyzing characters like they’re people I actually know And pauses mid-chapter just to process what I just read If a book is good, I’m not just turning pages… I’m reacting, questioning, reflecting. And if it’s really good? It has me in a chokehold 😭 I’ll be thinking about it while I’m driving, cleaning, or trying to start another book

There’s something about finishing a good book that doesn’t sit right with me… Not in a bad way, but in a “I’m not done thinking about this yet”  kind of way. The characters stay with me. The decisions linger. And sometimes, I find myself connecting pieces of their story to my own life in ways I didn’t expect. That’s what Living Between Chapters  is about. This isn’t just a space to talk about books. It’s a space to talk about what happens after  the last page. The emotions, t