sophie gonzales never ever getting back together

This book suffers mightily from a few obstacles. But the accents in this book all felt super natural, and there were so many of them! I am typically very critical of narrators who do multiple accents as they so rarely feel right. The romance was believable and very sweet.

The author realistically and respectfully handled the way the two girls got together from the point they let each other know they were bi to how they navigated bumps in the road.But the ways the characters resolved their conflicts wasn’t predictable either, and I enjoyed watching the two women protagonists make interesting, believable choices. I was genuinely surprised by the ending.

Too Hot=holy crap that was all sex, not for me.) Publication DetailsĪudiobook Publisher: Macmillan Audio, Macmillan Young Listeners Medium=intimate details and graphic descriptions. (Mild=cuts rights past the love scenes with only intimations, YA-friendly. It was sweet and romantic at points, even intimate in one scene, but never explicit. With this book, I would rate the spice level as mild. Spice Level: With romance novels, I think it is useful to know the spice level before starting. In the end, when one of the girls “wins” the competition and is chosen by Jordy, they both have to make a decision about who they want to be and how they want to live. The two women also begin developing feelings for each other and in short order become a couple. However, over the course of a few weeks, everyone realizes how shallow and useless Jordy is, and Maya and Skye team up to take him down publicly as part of the show. The two girls are set up by Jordy and by the producers to engage in a bitter, dramatic rivalry. The book did not engage in much world-building or take pains with culture or place, but it did take a stab at creating its own language of which the reader gets a few words. The boy, Jordy, is famous because his older sister married the crown price of a European country made up for the purposes of the book. Summary: Maya and Skye are both set to appear on a reality dating competition in the style of the bachelor, a sleazier bachelor knock-off really. This book is listed the categories of YA, romance, and LGBTQ+. This book is a light YA romance novel that focuses on two young women in their late teens who both dated the same fame-and-royalty-adjacent boy. I checked out the unabridged audiobook version from my local library using the Libby app. Never Ever Getting Back Together by Sophie Gonzales

Sophie gonzales never ever getting back together