Not many books spotlight a marriage that's hit a rough patch, and out of the few I've read, this has to be my favorite. The dual POV was perfectly executed, and I really appreciated the different narratives of their relationship and experiences. The magical element wasn't overdone but an element in the background that really bought out the best in the visual experience. Coming from a culture where arranged marriages are the norm, I had a very romantic idea of what love marriage felt like, and this vision was only encouraged by rom coms with HEAs. (I'm still unmarried). This book really questioned that perception, showing how any relationship can have hard times, and that work needs to be put in to heal it. The resolution to this story was not what I expected, but I loved it all the same.
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