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Angst, Drama, and Love

For Never & Always by Helena Greer

January 11, 2024 by faintingviolet Leave a Comment

I’m feeling a little rusty in my reviewing skills and kicking myself for not getting this specific review written when I finished the book because I had thoughts and now, I have fewer. I should probably start by saying that I really, truly enjoyed For Never & Always by Helena Greer in much the same way I did reading her previous book Season of Love. For Never & Always is also a queer romance which unpacks big emotions, specifically grief and trauma responses and like […]

Filed Under: Featured, Romance Tagged With: Angst meter high, Carrigan's, demisexual representation, fat representation, For Never & Always, For Never and Always, Helena Greer, Jewish characters, LGBTQ romance, queer romance, we need diverse books

faintingviolet's CBR16 Review No:1 · Genres: Featured, Romance · Tags: Angst meter high, Carrigan's, demisexual representation, fat representation, For Never & Always, For Never and Always, Helena Greer, Jewish characters, LGBTQ romance, queer romance, we need diverse books ·
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“Hannah, you are the only thing in a room that makes it possible to breathe.”

For Never & Always by Helena Greer

December 26, 2023 by Malin Leave a Comment

When she was little, Hannah Rosenstein’s parents traveled all over the world, and the only place she ever felt safe and settled was at the Christmas tree farm owned by her father’s great-aunt Cass. At Carrigan’s Christmas Tree Farm, she would also get to spend time with Levi, whose parents were the cook and groundskeeper at Carrigan’s and who in practicality ran the farm for Cass. When Hannah got older, she persuaded her parents to let her go live at Carrigan’s so she could go […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance Tagged With: Anxiety, CBR15, Contemporary Romance, cooking, emotional abuse, For Never & Always, Helena Greer, LGBTQIA, Malin, Mental Health, second chance

Malin's CBR15 Review No:79 · Genres: Fiction, Romance · Tags: Anxiety, CBR15, Contemporary Romance, cooking, emotional abuse, For Never & Always, Helena Greer, LGBTQIA, Malin, Mental Health, second chance ·
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