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Mini Review: Jane Anonymous

Oof, this book was an experience. It’s not what I would call a satisfying or enjoyable reading experience, but that’s kind of the point. We follow main character Jane throughout a traumatizing kidnapping, as well as the aftermath, with alternating “Then” and “Now” chapters. The “Then” sections were especially thrilling and gut-wrenching, with the only comfort being Jane’s confidante and fellow kidnapped victim Mason. I was with Jane the whole ride, feeling the emotions — the fear, the panic, the unexpected love and loss. And as the truth unfolded, I was right there with Jane in feeling her pain. So I’d definitely recommend the book, so long as you’re in the right mood. (I definitely have to read something a little fluffier at the moment. 😭)

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...is a Korean-Jewish American writer, fangirl, and dog mom. She loves romance in all mediums, whether in books or k-dramas -- on a good day, maybe even The Bachelor.

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