A review by lgbtrepinbooks
Forward March by Skye Quinlan
5.0
Trigger Warnings: Sex, teen pregnancy, cursing, underage drinking, panic attacks, separation anxiety, homophobia, parental rejection, masturbation, oral sex, past off-page death of aunt, past self-harm, depression, outed, panic attack, ambulance/hospital, coming out
Representation: POC: Indonesia, They/them pronouns, Non-binary, Autism, Vegetarian, Bisexual, Lesbian, Asexual, Gay
Forward March is the story of Harper and Margot who develop an unexpected relationship after Margot swipes right on Harper’s dating profile. The only problem is Harper never made a dating profile. The two girls become close while trying to figure out who made the profile with many twists and turns along the way!
This ARC was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.
I love romance books, but they tend to be pretty predictable. This book had some predictable moments but there were quite a few that I didn’t see coming and I loved it! The story was cute and enjoyable. The dialogue is sincere and witty! I loved Harper and Margot, as well as all of the other side characters (minus Harper’s mom lol). I wish we had a chance to learn more about Christian. The students were also relatable and not as whiny as some teenage characters. I also loved the Easter egg! Overall, this was a great book and I highly recommend it for any queer romance fans!
Representation: POC: Indonesia, They/them pronouns, Non-binary, Autism, Vegetarian, Bisexual, Lesbian, Asexual, Gay
Forward March is the story of Harper and Margot who develop an unexpected relationship after Margot swipes right on Harper’s dating profile. The only problem is Harper never made a dating profile. The two girls become close while trying to figure out who made the profile with many twists and turns along the way!
This ARC was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.
I love romance books, but they tend to be pretty predictable. This book had some predictable moments but there were quite a few that I didn’t see coming and I loved it! The story was cute and enjoyable. The dialogue is sincere and witty! I loved Harper and Margot, as well as all of the other side characters (minus Harper’s mom lol). I wish we had a chance to learn more about Christian. The students were also relatable and not as whiny as some teenage characters. I also loved the Easter egg! Overall, this was a great book and I highly recommend it for any queer romance fans!