TO HEAVEN WITH YOU - Reviews

Though the pacing seems to be a bit fast for my usual liking, the story makes up for with the quality of its passages and writing style. The characters seems a bit of one dimensional so far, as in they revolve around the plot, but I hope the author would turn that around and twist my perspective,

A very nice book to kill  your time with it... According to your test... And time, I really love the story development.
My type of genre and love...

This is a really great and interesting  story
The emotions feel no like VR, I mean it feels soo real that akes you believe you're in that kind of like. Definitely recommend reading this. r

The synopsis was catchy and attractive, and the cover was all new york times bestseller worthy ? the story focuses on the sister's bond but the tension that grows with one of the sister's connection with the second character leo. The characters feel real, like blue period ?  the writer does not shy away from exploring different aspects of the story. It is an exceptional story with an amazing plotline. Totally recommend and kudos to the author!

This is a very good story about two characters who are attracted to each other and fumbling to find ways to get to know the other person.
The emotions feel realistic and the characters are likeable. Definitely recommend reading this.

I'm not even gonna lie, I didn't read it all. But from what I've read tells me this writer has a handle on there craft. If you sit down and read, you will enjoy. Fun, energetic and a genuine experience for all.

Haven't even read it yet but I really, really like the cover! The concept looks cool and kinda sentimental to me at the same time. I think it reminds me of the cover of a book I really really liked as a kid. I can't remember the title though [img=thinking]

To be honest this book is a blend of fine artistry and embodiment of the writer's brain. Reading this was a delight for me in more ways than one and I enjoyed the imaginary world I travelled while I was engrossed in it..and to the writer keep up the good work