We had a long conversation about the magnificent ending of this book. My other favorite was Louise Bay’s story. It truly is a remarkably beautiful, and emotional story, but seriously moving in many ways. And the way the author concluded the book left me thinking if there is a sequel to this book. The first story, Ryan’s Bed, by Tijan is an absolute must read-probably by everyone. Which was answered but at the same time not answered at the end chapter.

The bookworms had a single question in mind. The series of twists and turns, the new plots introduced by the author kept the book engaging and filled with suspense. The author did a fantastic job on holding the reader’s attention I was lost in the book while reading knowing nothing about the time, hunger or any notifications on my phone. Soon as it progressed into the narrative, the story gains clarity and becomes easy to understand. The book felt confusing in the first chapter. The book jumps back and forth between teen romance and coping of the twin with her sister’s death. The surviving twin is the protagonist of the story.

Her reason for suicide was unknown all that she left was a note. The book begins with the suicide of one of the Malcom twins. I can say it is good for the first-timers in Young Adult (YA) Fiction or even for first-time readers. Its a short and a quick read took me 6hrs to read it cover to cover. Nevermind now that I have gotten into it you can expect more such book reviews. Bed Bath & Beyond, the embattled homeware retailer, filed for bankruptcy on Sunday. So I completed this marvellous book in 2 days. It was the first time for me to read a Young Adult book with teen drama and all that good stuff. I wonder how did this genre miss my book radar. I crawled into Ryan Jensen’s bed that first night by accident.

Ryan's Bed by Tijan