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A review by leah_runhideandread
Misfit by Monica Arya
3.0
This was a 3.5 stars for me!
An Insta-love story, dual POV, that includes a college football sports romance. May have had a different rating, but because I recently read another college football romance I was comparing story lines but they were completely different.
Piper who is daughter to one of Hollywood’s leading actors moves from the east coast to west coast to escape her past trauma and school scandals. She immediately meets Roman Calloway star football player with the probability of going into the NFL who is also dealing with his own family secrets. Their insta love flourishes quickly which made me cringe a bit how fast things went (had to remember how young they were though). Also felt that her new best friendship was a bit forced and I couldn’t believe Piper was so trusting of her after their first encounter.
I do love Monica’s writing style how you feel like you’reo walking right there beside the characters. I felt for Piper because although she wanted to unapologetically feel all the feels for Roman she struggled with forgiving herself for her past and took on all the blame for things that were not completely her fault. I ended the book with a happy heart
An Insta-love story, dual POV, that includes a college football sports romance. May have had a different rating, but because I recently read another college football romance I was comparing story lines but they were completely different.
Piper who is daughter to one of Hollywood’s leading actors moves from the east coast to west coast to escape her past trauma and school scandals. She immediately meets Roman Calloway star football player with the probability of going into the NFL who is also dealing with his own family secrets. Their insta love flourishes quickly which made me cringe a bit how fast things went (had to remember how young they were though). Also felt that her new best friendship was a bit forced and I couldn’t believe Piper was so trusting of her after their first encounter.
I do love Monica’s writing style how you feel like you’reo walking right there beside the characters. I felt for Piper because although she wanted to unapologetically feel all the feels for Roman she struggled with forgiving herself for her past and took on all the blame for things that were not completely her fault. I ended the book with a happy heart