Rating: 4.5 / 5 stars 
 "Creating art is a lonely task, which is why we introverts revel in it, but when we have fans looming over us, it becomes loneliness of a different sort. We become caged animals watched by zoo-goers, expected to perform lest the crowd grow bored or angry. It's not always bad. Sometimes we do well, and the cage feels more like a pedestal." 
 I devoured this! 
 Eliza was insanely relatable to me, and her world was so real. Some of her mental health issues throughout the story hit incredibly close to home, and I'm glad to see a well written story having these points as a prominent portion of the story. 
 This story is about more than the Fandom life or the romance, and I highly recommend it.