The result is shouting things at the books like, “CAN’T YOU SEE HOW MUCH THEY LOVE YOU?” and the like, and those intense feelings are what we read romance for, right? So here’s a variety of romances with mutual pining, because if you’re here I know you’re a glutton for torture, just like me. Romances with multiple points of view typically provide readers with more information than any of the individual characters have. They live in Seattle with a frightening amount of books and a cat who was recently described as a 'gooey cryptid'. They are the author of three novels: Peter Darling, Coffee Boy, and Caroline's Heart. Romances with mutual pining can be even more heartwrenching than one-sided pining because of how the author positions the reader. (Austin) Chant is a novelist, prize-winning pie baker, and ardent tabletop gaming enthusiast. And sometimes, of course, it’s just pure obliviousness. 'Peter Darling' es un volumen que se disfruta sólo si eres capaz de analizarlo, de 'leerlo entre líneas', a causa de que las problemáticas que presenta no atrapan al lector completamente.

There can also be ethical constraints like an employment situation creating an imbalanced power dynamic. Título: Peter Darling Autor: Austin Chant Páginas: 126 (formato digital). They can be forbidden romances, where the characters can’t be together for societal or family reasons. Perhaps it’s a friends-to-lovers situation in which there’s doubt about the other’s feelings and fear of losing friendship. Generally the characters are pining for each other because (they think) they can’t be together. But when two characters are going through hell? That’s pure heaven. You know, just generally rolling around in someone else’s feelings for fun. I love reading about longing and yearning and heartache. Romances with mutual pining are always a treat to read.

Peter Darling by Austin Chant