What a great little novella and prequel to Grip. Flow was a brilliant little introduction into the story of Grip and Bristol and I can't wait to read more now. 
 For me the first couple of chapters started off quite slowly and I wasn't sure, but soon the story really got going and gradually everything started to build up, even in such a short book. The connection between the 2 main characters was superb and the chemistry was intense. 
 "Her kiss woos me in the water. Her fingers on my skin are poetry. Her lips, prose. The rhythm of her heart against mine, iambic. Every touch, eloquence." 
 Bristol is here to visit her brother for Spring Break. They're not seen each other for a number of year due to family issues from the past, but Bris is determined to make that connection with her twin brother again. She just wants him back in her life. Her brother Rhydon is a little unsure as to why she is here and wonders if she has an ulterior motive. 
 I can see there is going to be a really good story here, with some deep and meaningful conversations between the characters, there was a real sense of a deep connection that couldn't be argued with. Yet Kennedy Ryan still managed to keep the lightheartedness and the humour you always hope for. 
 Kennedy Ryan's writing style is superb and you can really get a sense of her love for poetry coming off the pages as she crafts a brilliant story with so much potential. The story flowed really well and after that ending, I am definitely left wanting more!! 
 **** 4 "complex and effortless" stars **** 
 Lou 
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