I would’ve enjoyed more banter, more development (even if some of the development also played out in side friendships). However, because there were dual perspectives, I feel like it would have been nice to have more pages for an opportunity to really flesh the relationship out more.
Personally, I liked the alternating perspectives in this instance because the main character is a man, and it would’ve been weird for me to not have the woman’s perspective since that’s obviously what I relate to. This novel was told in alternating perspectives. I think part of the reason is that, though the first two novels I mentioned were also short (around 200 pages), they were told in a single perspective. For whatever reason, To the Stars and Back didn’t have the same zest for me. I’ve previously read I Have Never and The Christmas Date in this series I Have Never was my favorite, but I also really enjoyed The Christmas Date and gave both novels 5 stars.
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