Review Detail of Four_Moons in Touching the Heart of Ace

This story is a crow's nest aka a jumbled mess of emotions if the MC. The entire book is his thoughts with very little outside details. If he isn't thinking it you don't know about it. It's a very unique way of writing a book. Somehow the book finds this balance where you have to think what is happening yet not think about it. The times when the MC is having inner battles somehow sweet and sour mixes up and still works. Somehow the book is good yet not enough. I mean in most cases people would say it's a love hate relationship but this book, you can't hate it but you can't love it either. Somehow it just mixes up everything that you would want and hate in a book and still make it work. It's a toxic relationship but the type of toxic that you would enjoy just because the MC does. The times MC try to run from ML but still protect him shows that he loves the man to death but still wants to escape. The ML on the other hand is a Pandora's box and yet easy to read. In layman's terms this book is good and bad and yet a perfect mess of jumbled up emotions that you don't want to experience but you still do because you are so captivated that you can't stop reading it. No that's not the right words. It's that type of book that you can keep reading on for hours and yet leave it behind without much attachment for it. This is a perfect balance of sweet and sour, love and hate, and toxic and healthy. It's everything and yet nothing. Both unique and yet nothing original but still there. It's a hard to explain book but one that gives you all of it at once and still not make you feel overwhelmed. I have to say the author is a brilliant writer for coming up with this diamond among the coal. I have seen people try this type of writing but not many can keep it going like the first chapter with the entire book. Hats off to you author. This book is a true treasure for people who can keep up with all the nonsense and mess this book gives. It's like finding order in chaos. Love it. Can't say it's my favorite book but it's in a place between being my favorite and a book that I read just cause. Good job!