A lot of good stuff here that was completely overshadowed by the asinine decision to give the other woman more page time than the central romance. I know the only rule of Romance is "thou shalt include a HEA or HFN," but perhaps there should be more.

This book desperately needed Luk's POV.

Hot Take: Ali said she wanted to try something "different," but this is just a recycled The Love Hypothesis with sports jargon. 

Is the kink in the room with us?

The Sweden rep felt like Ali googled facts about Sweden. The sheer number of Midsommar jokes . . .

Luk, who are you? I suppose we'll never know.

Scar, girl, you were on the cusp of insufferability. It's incredibly frustrating to read about a character who tells us how awful she is and how bad at stuff she is and how nobody likes her, but then see everyone love her and support her and she

wins national titles, goes to the Olympics, crushes the MCATs, gets the pseudo underwear model who is desperately in love with her, and gets into an Ivy league med school. Poor baby!

Ah yes, another

third-act breakup where one person goes off to sulk for several weeks and its suddenly changed! So meaningful! So believable!

Pen got popped but it was a false positive? Lololol ok. Because that really happens that often.