Book Review — All this time by Mikki Daughtry and Rachael Lippincott

Kyle and Kimberly are the ideal perfect couple always making their way to each other no matter how much they fight. Or at least that is what Kyle thinks. But on graduation night Kimberly breaks up with him, but that is not the worst thing that happens to them that night. Their car crashes. Kyle has got a brain injury, and when he wakes up he finds out that Kimberly is dead. He is devasted because that is not the end that Kyle wanted, not being able to even see Kimberly again. He felt no one understood him… Until Marley came into his life. Marley is also suffering from her loss. And both of them understand each other the way no one else can. From, hiding their pains to sharing each part of their life, connected by the little things around them, the journey of Marley and Kyle is going perfect. But something happens again…and just when Kyle is starting to put his life together, everything crashes down, again. He has to accept reality, but will reality accept him? Will, he ever get back his true love again and feel those emotions again? Or will he just lose everything?

The story has the beautiful and mesmerizing essence of focusing on the little things that make you fall in love with the person. The way Mikki and Rachael have focused on the meticulous details, that makes true love so beautiful and meaningful, instead of focusing on the bigger picture grasps your complete attention and makes you want to read the book in just one go. Love is not always about grand gestures or expressing how one feels about the other every time. It’s also about healing and growing together. It’s about loving your partner unconditionally. Making them feel safe not just by hugs but by words too. Sometimes little moments can also give you a lifetime of happiness in a way that you would have never even imagined.