A review by kenjisbae_
Exes and O's by Amy Lea

funny lighthearted relaxing fast-paced

• Plot- or character-driven? Character
• Strong character development? No
• Loveable characters? Yes
• Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
• Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A

4.25

4.25⭐
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 I liked this book. Like a lot. But something was missing for me. The whole plot is Tara trying to reach out to her exes because she's desperate. And one thing that I hate is second-chance. They're exes for a reason (as Trevor said 😏). And she's been trying to go on all of those dates but was picky because they "changed". Yea no shit. People change in 10+ years. She also chickened out often. Chickens out and runs into Trevor's loving arms (he's head over heels for her). And she's still like yeaaa, we're strictly platonic.
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 I love the fact that Tara is a bookworm. Feels very relatable. Having BookTok and Bookstagram, having reading goals, reading mafia yada yada ya. (Literally me). The thing I loved about Trevor is that he fully supported her book obsession.-
 "Watcha reading now?" "Still on that mafia romance?" "You finished your reading goals for the day" etc.
 He also rearranged her books when she left them messy after doing a book stack challenge.
 There's just so many things that scream book bf material with Trevor. I need a Trevor in my life. Honesty, if my manz doesn't propose to me like Trevor proposed to Tara I'mma be pissed. Like fuck no.
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 Overall, very enjoyable book. Friends to lovers, but most importantly, roomates to lovers (my fav). But the book would've been better if they acted like adults sooner. 🙌