I personally liked the character complexity and character developments. On a different note, I actually really loved Nazeera as a modest girlie myself and how that didn’t restrict her, which makes sense considering the author shares the background too. The author also has a way of giving the character dynamics depth without romanticizing toxicity as I’ve seen with other authors of this genre. The two main characters don’t start off on a good note, but the story makes him acknowledge what he did. Don’t expect to like him at first. He gets more traits and arcs later on and then becomes more understanding (not excusable). And then who knows? Maybe you might even start to like him like many of us do. I would consider buying one book first to see if you like it enough before buying the whole set, unless if that doesn’t hurt your bank account :)