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A review by kthornette
Burn It All Down by Nicolas DiDomizio
5.0
“You and your mom deserve each other.”
Imagine Gilmore Girls. Imagine Lorelai and Rory did so much more than devil egg Jess’ car and sought extreme arson on one of Lorelai’s exes as well, your pick.
I was scrolling for available books and needed something funny, and this chaotic synopsis on my TBR struck me. And hey, it’s June, so I’m trying to read more LGBTQ+ books. This was such a chaotic and fast-paced story with hilarious narration and hijinks. I love Joey as a storyteller. We live very different lives but I could still relate to him and love his humour.He would make a great comic with this story as an act. I love the close yet sometimes complicated relationship between him and Gia. I can safely say that I could not predict how this book would end, whether they would confess, be on the run, or something in between with its consequences.
And as a bonus, “I have such a love/hate relationship with my notes app.” (I felt this so much because I would die if anyone read my dumb fanfics on it).
Also, Marco deserves the world. And Lisa.
Imagine Gilmore Girls. Imagine Lorelai and Rory did so much more than devil egg Jess’ car and sought extreme arson on one of Lorelai’s exes as well, your pick.
I was scrolling for available books and needed something funny, and this chaotic synopsis on my TBR struck me. And hey, it’s June, so I’m trying to read more LGBTQ+ books. This was such a chaotic and fast-paced story with hilarious narration and hijinks. I love Joey as a storyteller. We live very different lives but I could still relate to him and love his humour.
And as a bonus, “I have such a love/hate relationship with my notes app.” (I felt this so much because I would die if anyone read my dumb fanfics on it).
Also, Marco deserves the world. And Lisa.