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Brilliant perfection, which is no surprise, considering who the author is. The story becomes even more meaningful once knowing it’s basically a love letter from Sanderson to his wife. Such a beautiful, sweet sentiment and act of love.

I also completely loved the Korean inspiration for Yumi’s world. I’ve watched plenty of K-dramas and lived in South Korea for a year, so I could see so clearly all of the historical clothing and everything that Sanderson described.

The only thing I don’t understand is why it took me about a month and a half to read it 😂 I loved it the whole time I was reading it, and I finished his other two secret projects within a couple days. Maybe I just wanted to savor this one? Or I got busy reading the library books I kept getting 😅