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A review by andrea_author
Hard Drive by Shae Connor
5.0
Shy college student Annie is crushing on softball player Eve, but thinks Eve is out of her league. When Annie helps Eve with a computer problem, Eve invites her to dinner to say thanks. Is it a date? Eve's got a reputation for playing the field. But could something real develop with Annie?
This is kind of a slow burn, with Annie taking a while to feel comfortable around Eve. The relationship is sweet and steamy, but takes some abrupt turns. The book is told entirely from Annie's point of view, so Eve's motivations often aren't clear until after the fact. She and Annie are both sympathetic characters, and I enjoyed watching their relationship unfold.
Thanks, NetGalley, for the ARC I received. This is my honest and voluntary review.
This is kind of a slow burn, with Annie taking a while to feel comfortable around Eve. The relationship is sweet and steamy, but takes some abrupt turns. The book is told entirely from Annie's point of view, so Eve's motivations often aren't clear until after the fact. She and Annie are both sympathetic characters, and I enjoyed watching their relationship unfold.
Thanks, NetGalley, for the ARC I received. This is my honest and voluntary review.