NSFW was a really fun time. I loved the main characters Tris and Rafe, and the friends present were really fleshed out and entertaining as well. I think the slow burn was done very well, even though the book itself was short(ish), and it was interesting to read. The tropes included were also done well, and exceeded my expectations.

I appreciated the focus on how women in male dominated fields can feel and the ways that this influenced Tris' life. I think it's really important for books to recognize this, as it's such a big deal in the world and as wonderful as it is to not have anything about it in a fictional world, it's nice to see it discussed and really shown.

This was my first book by Nisha J. Tuli, and after reading it, I can't wait to get into the rest of her books.

Thank you to Forever and Netgalley for the eARC.