A review by josb
Interference, by Zoe Reed
4.0
Cute romance that actually felt like the characters were dealing with long term trauma. The first 60% felt different from the last 40%. I think Reed took on so many different plot points that when it came time to close off the storylines other narration that added to my initial interest were left out. Tournaments and hockey action got shorter and far between that at one point, I almost forgot they even played hockey.
The romance between the LI and main was interesting considering relationship started fairly early in the novel. Reed did a great job illustrating the happiness between the Taylor and Jordan so that you could understand their connection and root for them.
The romance between the LI and main was interesting considering relationship started fairly early in the novel. Reed did a great job illustrating the happiness between the Taylor and Jordan so that you could understand their connection and root for them.