inner coherence question

I read this after reading the first in the series. The unresolved incoherence between the Henry of the first story and then the story of Henry in this sequel is why I'm not giving it 4 stars. a lack of coherence in stories or in series drives me crazy. It sucks all the joy from the reading... as a stand-alone story, this book is fine. but I kept wondering how Hazel fit into the larger picture, and that question was never answered.

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separate story based on 1st book

This story happens along side and pre- Ella. interesting story. Too short. just as your getting a feel for these characters it ends. worth the listen. but left me wanting more.

Waste of a credit. I am getting a refund for this!

This was nothing short of a recap of the prior book and very disjointed. It had no r ees al action until the last 2 chapters and even less romance.

Great expansion on Henry’s life

Really loved this book and viewing the events of the pandemic in another’s point of view. This books give further in-depth detail about the progression of the “flu”. I do wish there was a little more closure with Hazel but I think her role in the story is important to understand Henry. Also, I enjoyed the male narration gave a different and appropriate feel especially since this was written in a males point of view. On to the next one! Love this series definitely worth the credit!