Cover: The cover is visually appealing and eventually relates to the storyline, the font is quite clear and does not blur into the image, overall it is a beautiful cover.
Blurb: The blurb, though intriguing definitely has a lot of room for improvement, starting with the fact that it starts of with the number four. It would have been better if the number had been typed out instead of just putting the actual number. The use of comma's is a bit too excessive and it is best to simply join the sentences together instead of using so many comma's.
I do, however like the fact that the blurb is short and simple and does not reveal too much about what the book is, and it is written well enough to capture one's interest.
Summary: Till Sunrise is most definitely one of the most interesting one shots I have ever read, the main character, Chester is a blind man who grieves the loss of his girlfriend and his sight when one day he calls his girlfriends number and is surprised to hear that someone answers. The book shows how it isn't always as easy as it seems to move on from the loss of a loved one, and it shows how losing someone can very easily make you dislike the very things that you once loved dearly. The way the story is written makes one want to read along, and I feel personally attached to the characters, some part of me still wants to read more about Chester and Celine. I also enjoy the fact that the idea of the book is constant and it doesn't change throughout the chapter like many people tend to do.
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