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A review by bookzillakat
Dirty Curve by Meagan Brandy
challenging
emotional
informative
reflective
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.25
4.25⭐️
I was really excited to read this book just from seeing a quote someone posted a while ago. When I started, I literally had to force myself to put it down. I really enjoyed Meyer and her storyline. I didn't like Tobias at first because of his cocky attitude and how he went about things, but in the end, I ended up really loving him. I had a feeling about who the villain of this story was pretty early on, but it wasn't in the way I expected, which I really liked.
I also really liked that I was able to relate to some of the emotions that Meyer was going through. One that hit really close to home was that she was doing everything for everyone and never wanted to ask anyone for help because she didn't want to be a burden. The whole conversation with her brother really had me in tears. I really liked the epilogue and how the very last page was from the newspaper hinting at the next athlete that they had their eye on, and it makes me really excited to read the next one!
I was really excited to read this book just from seeing a quote someone posted a while ago. When I started, I literally had to force myself to put it down. I really enjoyed Meyer and her storyline. I didn't like Tobias at first because of his cocky attitude and how he went about things, but in the end, I ended up really loving him. I had a feeling about who the villain of this story was pretty early on, but it wasn't in the way I expected, which I really liked.
I also really liked that I was able to relate to some of the emotions that Meyer was going through. One that hit really close to home was that she was doing everything for everyone and never wanted to ask anyone for help because she didn't want to be a burden. The whole conversation with her brother really had me in tears. I really liked the epilogue and how the very last page was from the newspaper hinting at the next athlete that they had their eye on, and it makes me really excited to read the next one!