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A review by exlibrisfrancis
Burnout by Rebecca Jenshak
emotional
funny
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
4.0
⭐️ 4/5
🌶️ 3/5
🖤Motocross rider x gymnasts
🎀Grumpy x sunshine
🖤Bad boy x good girl
🎀He falls first
🖤He calls her princess 😍
🎀Hate to lovers
Sooooo good!
I didn’t realize that we were going to get a book for Knox! I didn’t realize at first until he called Jane Hollywood lol
Even though Burnout is a standalone, it has to be my favorite of Rebecca’s Vally U series.
We got a taste of the broody and grumpy Knox in Tempting a Player, but get to really get to know him more in Burnout.
Knox and Avery’s relationship is so beautiful. Their bickering and banter was hilarious especially because of the obvious desire they had for each other. I was happy when they both finally gave into their feelings.
They both share a need to prove themselves in their own perspective sports. Knox is the bad boy who got kicked off his team after a 5 year hiatus and Avery is recovering for a past injury. I love how they both lean on each other’s strengths and support to follow through with goals.
🌶️ 3/5
🖤Motocross rider x gymnasts
🎀Grumpy x sunshine
🖤Bad boy x good girl
🎀He falls first
🖤He calls her princess 😍
🎀Hate to lovers
Sooooo good!
I didn’t realize that we were going to get a book for Knox! I didn’t realize at first until he called Jane Hollywood lol
Even though Burnout is a standalone, it has to be my favorite of Rebecca’s Vally U series.
We got a taste of the broody and grumpy Knox in Tempting a Player, but get to really get to know him more in Burnout.
Knox and Avery’s relationship is so beautiful. Their bickering and banter was hilarious especially because of the obvious desire they had for each other. I was happy when they both finally gave into their feelings.
They both share a need to prove themselves in their own perspective sports. Knox is the bad boy who got kicked off his team after a 5 year hiatus and Avery is recovering for a past injury. I love how they both lean on each other’s strengths and support to follow through with goals.