yeah I think like generally.
OK, so we're going to talk about free falling, obviously, if you've gotten this far, you've gotten this far.
But I think like Lila does such an incredible job of capturing the not just the human essence, but like the emotion of the essence of like what you're feeling at all times.
Like it's not even just that it's like, oh, I can relate to this.
It's like, no, this is a feeling I have felt.
which is why it hurts so much more
correct
and i also think and i i know they're twins but i i don't know if clark is the youngest by like minutes but she definitely has younger sibling if older sibling is not the typical older sibling behavior energy
yes
Which very much, not to call us both out, is very much what it's like for the two of us.
We're both the younger siblings in a not typical older sibling, younger sibling dynamic.
Yes.
And I'm like, Lila, do you have siblings? I'm so curious.
Right.
I meant to ask her.
I just was like, like I said, my battery level was like social battery was like by the time I got to that point.
I think there's, like, something to be said, too, about reading through these books that, like, show off.
And I think it's getting more and more popular.
But just generally, like, I always have loved this about Lila's writing, like, in the Rebel Blue Ranch series and this one, is the sibling dynamic and the family dynamic and, like, making that such an important part.
Because as much as I love to read the romance and see the romance, like, I also love seeing these, like, very real elements.
And, like, especially in this one of her relationship with her mom and, like, struggling to figure all of that stuff out is, like, to me...
so captivating because it's like, you know, where the romance is going to go.
Right.
Like obviously it's an HEA.
We know we're going to get there, but like, you don't know if you hope, but you don't always know like that her relationship with her mom is going to repair itself in the way that you want it to conclude.
yeah I think like generally.
OK, so we're going to talk about free falling, obviously, if you've gotten this far, you've gotten this far.
But I think like Lila does such an incredible job of capturing the not just the human essence, but like the emotion of the essence of like what you're feeling at all times.
Like it's not even just that it's like, oh, I can relate to this.
It's like, no, this is a feeling I have felt.
which is why it hurts so much more
correct
and i also think and i i know they're twins but i i don't know if clark is the youngest by like minutes but she definitely has younger sibling if older sibling is not the typical older sibling behavior energy
yes
Which very much, not to call us both out, is very much what it's like for the two of us.
We're both the younger siblings in a not typical older sibling, younger sibling dynamic.
Yes.
And I'm like, Lila, do you have siblings? I'm so curious.
Right.
I meant to ask her.
I just was like, like I said, my battery level was like social battery was like by the time I got to that point.
I think there's, like, something to be said, too, about reading through these books that, like, show off.
And I think it's getting more and more popular.
But just generally, like, I always have loved this about Lila's writing, like, in the Rebel Blue Ranch series and this one, is the sibling dynamic and the family dynamic and, like, making that such an important part.
Because as much as I love to read the romance and see the romance, like, I also love seeing these, like, very real elements.
And, like, especially in this one of her relationship with her mom and, like, struggling to figure all of that stuff out is, like, to me...
so captivating because it's like, you know, where the romance is going to go.
Right.
Like obviously it's an HEA.
We know we're going to get there, but like, you don't know if you hope, but you don't always know like that her relationship with her mom is going to repair itself in the way that you want it to conclude.
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