Reading 'Even When It Rains' deeply resonated with me, especially because it explores the delicate balance between physical health struggles and emotional healing in a romantic context. The author’s inclusion of MMC (main male character) dealing with endometriosis and hidradenitis suppurativa adds a rare, authentic touch seldom seen in romance novels. It felt refreshing to encounter a story where the characters' illnesses are addressed with sensitivity and realism rather than being mere plot devices. The hurt/comfort dynamic, particularly involving the ex-boyfriend's brother, introduces complex emotional layers that give the narrative depth and relatability. This trope, when executed well, can highlight themes of forgiveness, trust, and personal growth. Moreover, the urban exploring backdrop adds a sense of adventure and escapism, enriching the storyline with vivid, unconventional settings. One unique aspect that stood out was the MMC's synaesthesia, which offers a fascinating sensory dimension to the story. It’s a rare trait to see woven into romance, and it enhances reader immersion by showing how the character experiences the world in a beautifully intricate way. I also appreciated the 'golden retriever in bad boy clothing' characterization—it’s a perfect metaphor for someone who appears tough but is genuinely kind-hearted beneath the surface. Overall, this book is ideal for those who enjoy emotionally intense stories that tackle real-life health issues alongside romance, and for readers looking to support diverse narratives in the genre. If you’re into Kindle Unlimited and love upcoming new books with rich character development and emotional authenticity, this pre-order is definitely worth your attention. The combination of a painful ending and a story where 'he falls first' promises a heartfelt journey that lingers long after the final page.