Because as a reader, at the end of the day we get to be selfish and stick with the books that are checking our boxes.Olivia Dade bursts onto the scene in this delightfully fun romantic comedy set in the world of fanfiction, in which a devoted fan goes on an unexpected date with her celebrity crush, who's secretly posting fanfiction of his own. But I’m also kind of going in with my guard up that maybe her books won’t be my thing in the long run. Overall, I still enjoyed it and plan to read Dade’s other books, especially the sequel coming out soonish. Awesome, different strokes for different folks, right? Other readers might love all these same things about it though that I didn’t. But as a girl reading some fluffy romance, it kind of took away from the fluff and lessened my enjoyment because it was stressful AF. Which in real life, is totally understandable and happens and we’re all going through our own thing. It’s kind of amazing that they get together because she really doesn’t make it easy for him. But the main character is so messed up by her past, that she self sabotages situations and honestly I think she expects more out of her love interest than is maybe realistic. As a curvy girl myself, it’s awesome to see hunks falling for girls my shape. I don’t know how much to complain about this without sounding like a jerk.Īs a human being, I think it’s great that we’re talking about this stuff and learning how to interact with each other better. Which means the book was heavier than I was necessarily expecting and in my humble opinion it verged on preachy. A lot of the book was really consumed by the issues each character is dealing with and they each have to tip toe around each other’s personal triggers and how their parents and society have failed them. Cheers for the hot hunk genuinely falling for the larger, curvy girl that society doesn’t value like it should. There’s also a lot of character development as both parts of the ship are dealing with some stuff and finding their confidence while falling for each other. I also loved the fanfiction element and the whole notion of a super fan falling for a huge celeb and vice versa. I love this trope and I’m definitely a sucker for it. It’s got that kind of You’ve Got Mail trope where the two leads don’t know that they already know each other, and communicate with each other electronically and in person, not knowing that they are the same people. I found the overall plot of the story super intriguing. I have mixed opinions on this book so bear with me while I try to explain myself.
Read this if you love: fanfic, steamy open door romances, cosplay, chick lit with heavier undertones
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