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A review by donia99
The After Wife by Cass Hunter
adventurous
dark
emotional
hopeful
reflective
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
5.0
5 ⭐️ Can love really last forever?
Aiden & Rachel fell in love & are raising their daughter Chloe. But Rachel is a scientist who suddenly passes, & leaves Aiden & Chloe with her life’s work. A gift, a gift called iRachel.
Heart wrenchingly beautiful. This is one of the most interesting books I have read that managed to explore grief in a realistic but creative & gripping way. I absolutely fell in love with the characters, especially iRachel. I really admired the fact that the artificial intelligence & robot premise wasn’t taken too far, but was used just enough as a tool to frame the story.
The alternating point of views served the book well, & all the characters we’re so likable. I loved them all. The book did get slow at some points, but it was something I did not mind. The last 100 pages were definitely more action packed.
The epilogue was realistic, sad & so beautiful. I loved this, so so much.
Aiden & Rachel fell in love & are raising their daughter Chloe. But Rachel is a scientist who suddenly passes, & leaves Aiden & Chloe with her life’s work. A gift, a gift called iRachel.
Heart wrenchingly beautiful. This is one of the most interesting books I have read that managed to explore grief in a realistic but creative & gripping way. I absolutely fell in love with the characters, especially iRachel. I really admired the fact that the artificial intelligence & robot premise wasn’t taken too far, but was used just enough as a tool to frame the story.
The alternating point of views served the book well, & all the characters we’re so likable. I loved them all. The book did get slow at some points, but it was something I did not mind. The last 100 pages were definitely more action packed.
The epilogue was realistic, sad & so beautiful. I loved this, so so much.