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epope9295 's review for:
Wren Martin Ruins It All
by Amanda DeWitt
Seeing this book compared to Red, White, and Royal Blue makes total sense; the amount of times I got Alex Claremont-Diaz vibes from Wren was unmatched. Plus, the whole "I hate this man with every fiber of my being. Unless..." is always a win in my book
That being said, this story knows how to hold its own. Asexual and aromantics are often overlooked, so to have a book narrated by such a well flushed out character was refreshing to see.
The relationship, and the way it was given space to flourish, was probably my favorite aspect of this story. I love Leo, and the way he and Wren slowly were able to bond and get to know one another over a shared experience. It was pretty obvious from the get go, for me at least, on who Buddy Boy was, but the idea of an anonymous app based solely on mutual interests was another plot point that grabbed my attention. Plus, the added turning point of why, and who, it was created for and by, was a nice touch.
Thank you to Netgalley and Peachtree for the e-arc!
That being said, this story knows how to hold its own. Asexual and aromantics are often overlooked, so to have a book narrated by such a well flushed out character was refreshing to see.
The relationship, and the way it was given space to flourish, was probably my favorite aspect of this story. I love Leo, and the way he and Wren slowly were able to bond and get to know one another over a shared experience. It was pretty obvious from the get go, for me at least, on who Buddy Boy was, but the idea of an anonymous app based solely on mutual interests was another plot point that grabbed my attention. Plus, the added turning point of why, and who, it was created for and by, was a nice touch.
Thank you to Netgalley and Peachtree for the e-arc!