This one’s a little different, and that’s exactly why it stuck with me. Just Love Her isn’t your typical linear story. It’s poetic, spiritual, and more like a heart-led reflection than a plot-heavy novel. The narrator speaks directly from the soul, touching on divine love, connection, and what it really means to feel.
📌 Spoiler-safe zone: Everything below refers to the overall tone and themes, not plot events past the early chapters.
It took me a few pages to settle into the rhythm, but once I stopped trying to understand it with my mind and let myself feel it through the heart, something clicked. This book isn’t here to entertain, it’s here to stir something deeper.
There are moments that feel like whispers to the soul. It’s romantic in a transcendent way, spiritual without being preachy, and full of quiet intensity. Not everyone will “get it,” and that’s okay. But if you’ve ever felt love so deep it broke you open, this one might speak to you.
Book reviewed:
Just Love Her: A poetic and inspirational journey into love's divine essence
By Raz Mihal
"Just Love Her" by Raz Mihal is a spiritual exploration of divine love and soul connection. Through...