Daydream

I started reading 'Daydream' because the story itself sounded quite intriguing and I have to say I wasn't dissappointed at all. Since I had to stop reading 'Icebreaker' because it was really hard for me to get into the story, I thought I'd have the same problem with 'Daydream' but I still decided to give it a try, and really it was so much better than anticipated. The characters felt so real and honest with the reader because they weren't just perfect but had their flaws too. All in all, I really enjoyed this book!

With Daydream, Hannah Grace delivers a beautiful finale to her Icebreaker universe — and it felt like a great way to say goodbye to this world. What stood out to me most was the chemistry between Henry and Halle. Their connection doesn’t feel forced, instead, you get to see them genuinely getting to know each other. The way their feelings develop feels natural and authentic. Henry is such an interesting main character. He is portrayed as neurodivergent, though the story never clearly labels his diagnosis - and that’s exactly what makes his representation feel so refreshing. He isn’t reduced to his struggles or defined solely by them. Instead, his character shines through his devotion, loyalty and loving nature. Halle, on the other hand, is an absolute sweetheart. She is patient, understanding, and emotionally intelligent in a way that perfectly complements Henry. Her people pleasing obsession is also veeery relatable. Overall, Daydream was a heartfelt, character-driven romance with amazing chemistry and I would definitely recommend this and the other books in the series.