Isabelle Werro

But this was just completely, you know, yeah, like I don't think I've really seen that done before either where they have just zero awareness and everything changes and they operate so differently.

Like there seems to be different magical and kind of biological rules on the different continents.

I did.

It's so nice.

He was so sweet, just like in his little cabin in the woods when they first run into each other.

This is all very early as well.

But yeah, I think, again, that's another way around because we do have the separated love interests, as we talked about as a common kind of trope, which we do have in this book.

But I think another way to keep that.

Because this is romanticism, so I think to keep that element of it is to introduce a new love story.

And it was interesting as well to kind of see it not as a second love interest.

I think the authors actually said there is no second love interest in terms of Odessa and Ransom.

Like, don't worry about that.

They have bigger problems.

Thank God.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So I think introducing a new love story that you could root for was just so lovely.

sympathize with that yeah I think sometimes I'm also happy for just sometimes I want the exact same thing but then sometimes I was like I don't care how it works it's fine it's a bit like um you know Project Hail Mary I think they skimmed some of the um language learning like some of that I'm just like it's fine I'm just taking it for granted that you now can speak um and that works for me

Well, did you see that thing at the end?

Yeah, where she kind of, the author note where she explains that.