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A review by _morgueann
Going Bicoastal by Dahlia Adler
5.0
Dahila Alder delivers another five-star queer romcom! Natalya is faced with an epic summer decision: spend it as usual with her dad in New York and maybe finally talk to the cute redhead OR visit the mom she barely talks to in LA where she knows no one but could come back with some amazing stories. Both choices will forever change her life...
Well, in Going Bicoastal - we don't have to wonder which choice would be better - readers get to see how each play out and then decide which story they prefer. Both stories fully embrace Nat's bisexuality, showcase queer joy, and help Nat improve her relationship with her mom. AND you get the amazing experience of reading TWO adorable romance tropes: competitors to lovers and secret admirers moving from strangers to lovers. Going Bicoastal will especially appeal to queer foodies and music buffs and those seeking A+ Jewish representation.
Plus - stay tuned for the end for the playful and deftly included reference to my other FAV Dahila Adler novel Home Field Advantage!
Well, in Going Bicoastal - we don't have to wonder which choice would be better - readers get to see how each play out and then decide which story they prefer. Both stories fully embrace Nat's bisexuality, showcase queer joy, and help Nat improve her relationship with her mom. AND you get the amazing experience of reading TWO adorable romance tropes: competitors to lovers and secret admirers moving from strangers to lovers. Going Bicoastal will especially appeal to queer foodies and music buffs and those seeking A+ Jewish representation.
Plus - stay tuned for the end for the playful and deftly included reference to my other FAV Dahila Adler novel Home Field Advantage!