A Hue of Blu Paperback – January 19, 2023

this book is so simplistic & so deep at the same time, i read this book in under 8 hrs partially because i was sneaking a read while on the clock but I couldn’t help myself. I truly enjoyed the emotions & the different povs from each main character it allows the reader to truly understand both of them. I enjoyed the ending it showed Beatrice’s want to move forward & heal, letting him back in at the exact moment he called when she was with Stacy would have halted her progress. After reading I do believe that they are a hue of each other but Beatrice chose to heal & reflect & Jace could only accept the love that he wanted in places that he couldn’t receive them, they are hues of each other tho, I truly appreciate the alternative ending I like to believe that Beatrice progressed & Jace matured & stopped taking Beatrice’s love for a “rainy day” & that they did restart the way that they “should” have but this time with more patience & interest on both ends, vulnerability, openness, & their hue of blue … sorry I had to, I love you Marie France Leger! Thank you for this book

i’m crying. that’s all. this was so relatable in many different ways and really opened up my eyes to a much bigger picture i think it was time for me to see. really suggest reading this no matter what you’ve gone through.

I went into this with the expectation that my heart was going to be ripped out and be this extremely profound read. What I go instead was a beautiful messed up story of two people stuck in a toxic cycle. I think loved each other the best they could, and it just wasn’t enough. I think the personal growth was great. I think the way it was written and explained was great. I think for someone who has been through a situation similar in life would have connected to it more than I did. THIS WAS A GOOD BOOK. I just didn’t connect to it in the way I think others have and will. It was sad. It made me feel conflicted. It made me hurt for the characters. Some parts really really resonated with me. I think this will be a book that I think of as time goes on, I think it was great.

This is not your typical romance book it’s an emotional rollercoaster that dives headfirst into the complexities of love, obsession, and the fine line between passion and destruction. Bold, provocative, and unapologetically raw, this book explores a toxic relationship with such depth and intensity that it’s impossible to put down.

I stumbled a crossed this book on TikTok yesterday and decided to give this book a try. Now don’t get me wrong I’m a constant reader (always have been) but when I picked this book up and started reading I could not stop. I finished the book in less than a day and still want to read it again. The raw emotions this book shows is beyond belief. If you have Mental Health Issues, past trauma, one sided relationships that failed, please pick up this book and give it a read. “ A Hue of Blu” is heartbreaking, relatable, and insightful. If I could go back in time and re-read this book again for the first time I would.

I enjoyed this book due to the fact I could get closure for something ongoing in my real life when the book ended. I love that the author offered an alternative ended (although I prefer the original) I was happy with the character development for the MFC and I was glad that she did not paint the MMC as the bad guy but gave both main characters positive and negative attributes but showed how one fully heals in the end. It was a snow storm with hot tea under a blanket kind of a read and when it was over I felt satisfied. I loved the friends for all the characters and the family and felt like the author did really well building different pov for so many personalities. My only criticism would have been at the beginning of the book the story was a bit dull learning about the characters past and present and wish the pages would have been dramatized with a wider range of vocabulary and descriptive words to make the boring parts come alive more.

I purchased AHOB in March of 2023… I started it at one of the lowest points of my life. Unfortunately I couldn’t finish it at the time due to my mental and emotional state. But today, over 2 years later, as if fate intended it, I ended up back here. This time finishing the book and being able to smile at how far I’ve come. Thanks Marie!🦋💙

I couldn’t finish this book, this is the very first instance that’s ever happened to me. Upon reading reviews mentioning grammatical errors, I figured I could get past small errors because it’s never been something that’s bothered me in the past. But, the MC comes off as very pompous and self absorbed, something about that paired with the grammatical errors really put me off. I’m no Oxford scholar, but the words on the page just didn’t flow properly. It may be that the authors first language isn’t English, in that case I can totally understand why things could/would be worded the way they are, it seems like that may be the case here.