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bookschaosnart's review against another edition
4.0
The story of them figure out how to be truly together and get even for Trent's attack while dealing with parents and the racing community. It was good to see them together, together, and working together instead of fighting each other.
abbeymartin's review against another edition
emotional
funny
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? It's complicated
5.0
amg_reads's review against another edition
5.0
Absolutely love their relationship. They are too damn cute and are not shy to speak their feelings. The plot itself was ok but the romance was amazing
katies_endless_tbr's review against another edition
5.0
When Cambria wrote these books, she must have known readers wouldn't want to give up Trent and Drew so quickly - so they got two books to kick off this high-octane series!
But even though these men have finally admitted their feeling, not everything is sunshine and roses... or French fries and ketchup, as Drew might say. They're dealing with the fallout of Trent's attack and Trent's fear of what could happen to Drew as a result of their relationship. And even when Trent is being so so dumb (Gotham didn't ask you to be the hero Trent) and trying to push his man away... the vibe between these two is so so sweet.
This story was full of triumphs and trials. Moments where these two stick together and lean on their growing found family for help. And heart-wrenching coming out moments that don't go well and left me crying on my couch.
Some of my favorite things:
- their first time
- all the hurt/comfort/care for Trent
- Drew sneaking into the frat house
-wearing each others clothes
- just Joey being Joey
- sweet sweet Arrow and clueless Drew
- Trent's grandma
- Drew's football tackling skills
- Frat justice involving ropes and basements
- "Trew" love
I cannot wait to continue this series but l'm jumping back to the Hashtag series first... so I can meet some of the found family I clearly missed out on!
But even though these men have finally admitted their feeling, not everything is sunshine and roses... or French fries and ketchup, as Drew might say. They're dealing with the fallout of Trent's attack and Trent's fear of what could happen to Drew as a result of their relationship. And even when Trent is being so so dumb (Gotham didn't ask you to be the hero Trent) and trying to push his man away... the vibe between these two is so so sweet.
This story was full of triumphs and trials. Moments where these two stick together and lean on their growing found family for help. And heart-wrenching coming out moments that don't go well and left me crying on my couch.
Some of my favorite things:
- their first time
- all the hurt/comfort/care for Trent
- Drew sneaking into the frat house
-wearing each others clothes
- just Joey being Joey
- sweet sweet Arrow and clueless Drew
- Trent's grandma
- Drew's football tackling skills
- Frat justice involving ropes and basements
- "Trew" love
I cannot wait to continue this series but l'm jumping back to the Hashtag series first... so I can meet some of the found family I clearly missed out on!
truden's review against another edition
emotional
funny
reflective
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
5.0
5 ⭐️
Oh, how I love Trent and Drew. They are so good together. They just fit.
They went through a lot of stuff in this book. The parents drama, the frat drama, internal drama. But that’s life, and not everyone is an open minded person. It was heartbreaking to see the parents turning their backs though. That was hard to read. And the sad thing is that that’s probably what most people go through when they come out to especially parents.
I just really love this world and this book!
Oh, how I love Trent and Drew. They are so good together. They just fit.
They went through a lot of stuff in this book. The parents drama, the frat drama, internal drama. But that’s life, and not everyone is an open minded person. It was heartbreaking to see the parents turning their backs though. That was hard to read. And the sad thing is that that’s probably what most people go through when they come out to especially parents.
I just really love this world and this book!