The Right Move

While the first book in the series did not impress me much, The Right Move did something to my inside and made me believe in romance all over again.

First of all, Ryan Shay. Ryan freaking Shay. Let me tell you this – Ryan Shay is THE standard now. He is the GOAT. He defines book boyfriend everywhere perfectly. He is everything a woman needs and more. He learns sign language just so he could communicate with his girlfriend's deaf father, for god's sake! I can go on and on and on about the guy, but that would be an exaggeration.

His quiet love. It's the loudest.

Indigo Ivers is just the perfect match to our hero. Indy is so completely the opposite of Ryan, they just match. Indy is the music to his lonely, quiet world. Indy is the force that keep him away from his rigidly planned life. Indy is the real MVP.

If you cannot tell yet, I LOVE this book. I even love the ending. I live for the epilogue, for that kind of awesomeness. Sigh.

Dnf @ 76%

though i enjoyed this more than the last one, but it was..just too fucking long. like it wouldn't stop, it wouldn't fucking end. i don't understand why the author has dragged on both books for this long, even though this one was shorter than the last but like, for god's sake, just end already.

I feel like this book had a side that could have been explored more with how the captain of the basketball team was half black. like there was so much potential about his need to prove himself instead of the fact he is a homebody. can anyone with sport knowledge confirm if this really affects the performance? like i don't know, given how the author who wrote this is white, maybe she was afraid of exploring that side but it would have been interesting to see it like that instead of simple doubts about him not being a social butterfly hence not a good enough captain.

anyway i no longer care about the third act conflict and i could care less about how they will resolve it

Definitivamente está autora no me decepciona! Está segunda entrega superó de lejos a la primera. La forma en la que me enganchó este libro es impresionante, es un libro ligero pero muy entretenido, fue como si estuviera viendo una romcom, la cantidad de veces que morí de amor por ryan shay fueron increíbles.