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Stolen Chances
by Clio Evans
This book is angsty. I have a few friends who live in Texas and the south so the worry over the weather though out the book felt authentic to me.
The transition from single individuals to a poly group was a little fast but they all used good communication throughout the process, which was refreshing. Each of them brought their own baggage to the relationship which they hashed out together or on their own when needed. I absolutely adored all the supportive side characters.
The three main characters were individuals but worked well as a group. I wished we had gotten to know the boys a bit better. There were a couple of leading things that didn’t get explored much.
The spice was good. Not lacking but not overly abundant. There were a couple of things that left me questioning but they didn’t take away from the scene.
The transition from single individuals to a poly group was a little fast but they all used good communication throughout the process, which was refreshing. Each of them brought their own baggage to the relationship which they hashed out together or on their own when needed. I absolutely adored all the supportive side characters.
The three main characters were individuals but worked well as a group. I wished we had gotten to know the boys a bit better. There were a couple of leading things that didn’t get explored much.
The spice was good. Not lacking but not overly abundant. There were a couple of things that left me questioning but they didn’t take away from the scene.