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If We Were Villains - M. L. Rio



Rating: 
5 stars 

Format: owned physical book

Challenge: none 

Spoilers: no 

I loved this book. It was so well told and had good pacing. I cared about the characters and really enjoyed reading Oliver’s point of view. The ending was powerful and shocking. I do think a lot of the Shakespeare went over the top of my head as I’ve only read it at school and that was a long time ago. But I still enjoyed it very much. 

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