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    1. I’m not in YA either, but this book isn’t YA, it’s just the author typically writes YA. That being said, it didn’t feel like YA either…maybe just hints of it.

  1. Bringing new-to-you authors into the stack is always interesting, keeps the stacks fresh. That happens to me quite often, feeling like the romantic entanglements are pulled from some other reality, not the one that I live in (or have ever lived in). I like this cover image but it feels is super familiar, though I can’t think of the other books (series maybe?) that have used the same format. I miss the days when publishers invested in cover illustrations and didn’t rely on stock images.

    1. I felt this cover looked very similar to me too Marcie, alas I think it’s just because other very similar covers have been produced. As you said, stock images are becoming more common, and because we pay such close attention to these things, we can see the recycling happen!

  2. I liked this book, too! I read it a couple of months ago but haven’t written about it yet. It was a very different read for me, but that just made it even more fun. I agree with your assessment of the flaws, but also with the fact that the flaws don’t ruin the book.

    1. Glad it wasn’t just me! The author is from the east coast, right? Were you already familiar with her work?

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