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Unloved
by Peyton Corinne
[b:Unloved|214152028|Unloved (The Undone, #2)|Peyton Corinne|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1729607173l/214152028._SY75_.jpg|220415922] by [a:Peyton Corinne|43993209|Peyton Corinne|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1694371557p2/43993209.jpg], the second book in The Undone series, is a standalone, dual-POV romance set alongside the events of [b:Unsteady|198853583|Unsteady (The Undone, #1)|Peyton Corinne|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1694526836l/198853583._SY75_.jpg|202110168].
It follows Ro, an academically driven girl stuck in an unhealthy relationship, and Freddy, a star hockey player hiding his grief and struggles with a learning disability behind a charming, carefree exterior. When Ro becomes Freddy’s tutor, she begins to see beyond his façade, discovering the tender, self-doubting boy beneath.
This book was absolutely adorable—it definitely had me feeling giddy and kicking my feet at times! It’s a crush-from-afar to friends-to-lovers story with impactful themes like grief, emotionally abusive parental relationships, toxic romance, mental health, learning disabilities, and navigating college while wrestling with self-perception and societal labels.
Peyton skillfully combines all the elements I adore in a story: emotional depth, relatable insecurities, cute romance, and hockey. Fans of Taylor Swift and Phoebe Bridgers vibes will find so much to love here. I also loved the clever easter eggs connecting this book to the first—Freddy’s shoelace detail might just be the cutest nod ever. I can’t wait to see how the storylines hinted at here unfold in the next book!
Thank you to Atria Books for the ARC via NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.
It follows Ro, an academically driven girl stuck in an unhealthy relationship, and Freddy, a star hockey player hiding his grief and struggles with a learning disability behind a charming, carefree exterior. When Ro becomes Freddy’s tutor, she begins to see beyond his façade, discovering the tender, self-doubting boy beneath.
This book was absolutely adorable—it definitely had me feeling giddy and kicking my feet at times! It’s a crush-from-afar to friends-to-lovers story with impactful themes like grief, emotionally abusive parental relationships, toxic romance, mental health, learning disabilities, and navigating college while wrestling with self-perception and societal labels.
Peyton skillfully combines all the elements I adore in a story: emotional depth, relatable insecurities, cute romance, and hockey. Fans of Taylor Swift and Phoebe Bridgers vibes will find so much to love here. I also loved the clever easter eggs connecting this book to the first—Freddy’s shoelace detail might just be the cutest nod ever. I can’t wait to see how the storylines hinted at here unfold in the next book!
Thank you to Atria Books for the ARC via NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.