Reviews with content warning for Mental illness - The Right Move

i loved this book. imo i liked this way more than the first book in the series.

indy was such a sweet and pure and kind soul and i felt a bit of my self reflected in her. like there was so many niche things about me and myself that was central to her it was kind of weird to read it in a book. only one other character has me felt that way before.

ryan shay…sir……..i lurv u. such a traumatic experience to live through, but i’m glad he came out healed. and lest we forget that this man…….oh my god. so hot. mmmm basketballl yeah consider me a fan bye!

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emotional funny hopeful lighthearted medium-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Character
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

4.75

OK! This book has my heart just like the others in the series. I truly don't think that Liz Tomforde could create a male main character that it's not book boyfriend material. Ryan Shay! What can I say about this man other than I freaking love him and he is just *cheff's kiss*. He is a quiet man that will show his love quietly but so powerfully. His love language it's definitely acts of service and I couldn't love that more. He has a rough back story when it relates to past relationships and it causes him to mistrust people so easily. He tried to not trust Indy, but he was just able to. He is head over heels in love with his girl and I love to see it. Even while he had such a harsh relationships past he was SUCH a wonderful man. He made it his mission to show Indy her worth and how she should be treated every single day of her live (like a queen obviously because hello?? she is a queen) and he gave her everything she could ever want without her even asking. He loved her for her and nothing else and I think that is just beautiful. Indy.... the woman that you are is so beautiful. I love her bubbly and colorful personality but she is still a throughly emotional girl (and will talk and be open about it) and just doesn't care because she unapologetically her and she won't change that for anything. Also, her obsession with the book community and her book boyfriends made me love her more, I am her and she is me, we are the same and I love that for me. The infertility issue representation was also so well done and I loved that story line and it just made my heart break so many times but also heal in so many other ways. The representation was just so well done and I don't think that it is talked about enough or represented enough in other books and I think that it needs to be recognized that it was an amazing and well executed story line. Indy and Ryan's relationship is just so utterly beautiful that there is no way one can hate them together. They are able to balance each other so freaking well! She is able to give his life a little color and excitement but he is able to be her calm. The fact that they were in love with each other wayyy before they admitted it or said it was so cute. Their communication was also goals. Also, the way we were able to get sneak peaks from Zanders and Stevie!!!! DIED! Honestly I could read this book 4 more times and still love it as much as I love it now.

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