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Review: Full Moon Over Freedom by Angelina M. Lopez

Two Singapore Special dogs are on a balcony overlooking palm trees and the ocean. The book entitled Full Moon Over Freedom by Angelina M Lopez is between them.


Full Moon Over Freedom (Milagro Street, #2)FULL MOON OVER FREEDOM, the second installment in the Milagro Street series by Angelina M. Lopez, delves into Gillian Armstead-Bancroft's quest for self-discovery. Gillian returns to her hometown with her life crumbling, determined to break the curse that has stripped her of her magical abilities. When she reunites with Nicky, an old lover and an artist in town, their passionate connection resurfaces, but both are burdened by their own curses. While the book featured a cute and passionate romance, it didn't captivate me as much as the first installment did. Gillian's relatability couldn't compensate for a lack of engagement in her POV compared to her sister Alex's. The story focused on Gillian's life problems, but the build-up in the romance felt somewhat rushed due to their prior history. Nevertheless, the book is a good romance with a strong female protagonist and will appeal to those who enjoy magical realism.

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