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A review by pepa
The Final Chance by Cait Marie
4.0
Thank you to the author for kindly providing a review copy of the book.
You know, I often wish there were more university aged characters in a book and books centered around uni. I feel like it's an overlooked age category. I'm still at uni, so I don't really want to read that much about high school nor do I want to read about adults with adult problems and jobs.
So, this book hit a spot!
I like how realistic the uni environment was. The author thought of even small details like RAs etc. That's amazing.
The book is a loose continuation of a previous story which I have not read, but it wasn't an issue at all! I can also see some more stories coming up centred on different characters.
It's great to see books that don't deal with only one issue, one storyline. Life is rarely like that. And here, the characters dealt with multiple problems at once.
Perhaps what is slightly unrealistic is how... smoothly... everything goes from the beginning. I understand it's for plot advancement, but again, life is rarely like that. On the other hand, if we were to compare this to romcoms on TV, I don't think it's that different.
This is the type of book you read if you want to enjoy a nice storyline, agreeable characters and leave with a happy feeling. And who doesn't want that from time to time!
You know, I often wish there were more university aged characters in a book and books centered around uni. I feel like it's an overlooked age category. I'm still at uni, so I don't really want to read that much about high school nor do I want to read about adults with adult problems and jobs.
So, this book hit a spot!
I like how realistic the uni environment was. The author thought of even small details like RAs etc. That's amazing.
The book is a loose continuation of a previous story which I have not read, but it wasn't an issue at all! I can also see some more stories coming up centred on different characters.
It's great to see books that don't deal with only one issue, one storyline. Life is rarely like that. And here, the characters dealt with multiple problems at once.
Perhaps what is slightly unrealistic is how... smoothly... everything goes from the beginning. I understand it's for plot advancement, but again, life is rarely like that. On the other hand, if we were to compare this to romcoms on TV, I don't think it's that different.
This is the type of book you read if you want to enjoy a nice storyline, agreeable characters and leave with a happy feeling. And who doesn't want that from time to time!