Six Feet Apart: Love in Quarantine

Six Feet Apart started out strong with an interesting world where we are a few years past the whole Covid nightmare beginning. The way the world was described was interesting and honestly, I could see things going that very way in the future. I did get lost from time to time as the point of view would change without warning of any kind. I got someone used to that but it still made things flow slightly less smoothly in reading. I loved the character of Luna, her confidence is something that everyone woman should have. And watching her build that confidence was an excellent part of the story. I wish we could have had a little more of how she came to be filled in but we did get the basics to complete the story. Eventually, the virus itself became secondary in the story, which was fine with me, and the lost love became the primary focus. Everyone has that one that got away, and this certainly appeals to that. Who wouldn't want a second chance with the to whom we compare everyone else to in the future? I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.