For someone who doesn’t cry in front of other people, Georgia made me cry several times very publicly on an airplane. So incredibly emotional, Loveless delves deeply into love in its many forms, from Shakespeare to modern university life.

Very few people are not represented within these pages, so it’s easy to feel accepted into this world. It’s the first in the Osemanverse with almost no mention of previous characters (though I did spy a Universe City reference from Radio Silence). While I’ll never regret a Nick and Charlie cameo, it was still nice to have a little distance and to let Loveless stand on its own.

While Georgia is blessed to have many wonderful relationships in her life, her interactions with Rooney quickly became my favourite. Their openness was so refreshing; the incredible way they asked questions without judgment and worked hard to ensure the intent behind the question came through, so neither of them felt ashamed or embarrassed, was inspiring.