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I believe White Nights captures the reality of love rather than the idealised notion of it. It delves into love as a multifaceted emotion—complex, often difficult to express, and deeply tied to vulnerability. The story portrays the yearning and torment experienced by those who are eager for love but constrained by circumstances or emotions. It reveals that love, in its truest form, is not just about joy and connection but also about the pain, trust, and sacrifice it demands. This raw and honest depiction is what makes the book so powerful and relatable.

Well written, historical fiction (Izabela Aires Cabral is involved with the creation of the Christ The Redeemer statue in Brazil). I don't know why the image is of the eighth book in this series, when The Seven Sisters is the first book in a series with the same name.

Funny, contemporary, kinda dark (think American Psycho meets Bridget Jones, with a fair bit of Dexter mixed in)