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A review by thewellreadmrs
Going Bicoastal by Dahlia Adler
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.75
Natalya Fox has big decisions to make.
Stick with what she knows and spend the summer with her Dad and friends in NYC while chasing after a mysterious red headed girl or..
Spend the summer with her absentee mother in Los Angeles and maybe make a connection with the aloof intern Adam.
The author does a great job of alternating each chapter based on if Natalya had chosen the NYC path or the Los Angeles path.
Either decision sometimes leads to the same outcomes while also sometimes opening new opportunities, friendships and life experiences.
I enjoyed immensely getting to see both plot lines play out and being equally invested in both outcomes.
I would say this is more YA Romance however as I didn’t really find the comedy in it. Just an enjoyable, cute and sometimes steamy bisexual multicoast adventure.
Stick with what she knows and spend the summer with her Dad and friends in NYC while chasing after a mysterious red headed girl or..
Spend the summer with her absentee mother in Los Angeles and maybe make a connection with the aloof intern Adam.
The author does a great job of alternating each chapter based on if Natalya had chosen the NYC path or the Los Angeles path.
Either decision sometimes leads to the same outcomes while also sometimes opening new opportunities, friendships and life experiences.
I enjoyed immensely getting to see both plot lines play out and being equally invested in both outcomes.
I would say this is more YA Romance however as I didn’t really find the comedy in it. Just an enjoyable, cute and sometimes steamy bisexual multicoast adventure.
Content Warnings
Moderate: Abandonment
Natalya Fox has big decisions to make.
Stick with what she knows and spend the summer with her Dad and friends in NYC while chasing after a mysterious red headed girl or..
Spend the summer with her absentee mother in Los Angeles and maybe make a connection with the aloof intern Adam.
The author does a great job of alternating each chapter based on if Natalya had chosen the NYC path or the Los Angeles path.
Either decision sometimes leads to the same outcomes while also sometimes opening new opportunities, friendships and life experiences.
I enjoyed immensely getting to see both plot lines play out and being equally invested in both outcomes.
I would say this is more YA Romance however as I didn’t really find the comedy in it. Just an enjoyable, cute and sometimes steamy bisexual multicoast adventure.