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Conventionally Yours (True Colors, #1)
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Dual POV, third person, New Adult, contemporary, enemies to lovers romance with some angst, miscommunication, but, not to worry, a very happy ending.
I wish the things that happened off page had been fleshed out more (including the love scenes). To be honest, I loved Albert's #Gaymers series (start with Status Update, it's awesome), and was hoping this would be more in that vein, but it's more new adult angsty and less humorous. I would recommend this to those who enjoy card role playing games and a sprinkling of angst before they make it to the happy ending.
2.5 stars
Advanced Review Galley copy of provided by Sourcebook Stores via in exchange of an honest review.
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But for all the unsaid words exchanged, I couldn’t guarantee our story would be one with a happy ending.
Dual POV, third person, New Adult, contemporary, enemies to lovers romance with some angst, miscommunication, but, not to worry, a very happy ending.
I wish the things that happened off page had been fleshed out more (including the love scenes). To be honest, I loved Albert's #Gaymers series (start with Status Update, it's awesome), and was hoping this would be more in that vein, but it's more new adult angsty and less humorous. I would recommend this to those who enjoy card role playing games and a sprinkling of angst before they make it to the happy ending.
2.5 stars
Advanced Review Galley copy of provided by Sourcebook Stores via in exchange of an honest review.
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May 2, 2020
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May 2, 2020
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May 2, 2020
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to-read
May 2, 2020
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2020
May 2, 2020
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mm-fiction
May 2, 2020
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netgalley
May 2, 2020
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"And I’d take being seen as cocky over the truth, which was that I was the professor’s latest charity case—a scrappy player with cheap cards, a fucked-up life, and a missing future."
June 11, 2020
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Finished Reading
