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blewballoon 's review for:
You Should Be So Lucky
by Cat Sebastian
emotional
hopeful
reflective
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
I had no doubt that this would be great. I loved We Could Be So Good and this is a sort of sequel set in the same universe, following Mark this time who was introduced in that book.
I was already intrigued by Mark, but before Eddie even appeared on page I knew I was invested in his story as well. I don't care about baseball at all, but I really cared about watching these two find common ground and let their guard down with each other. I loved seeing them both come back to themselves after the upheavals that shook their lives. I enjoyed the little glimpses at the happy future of the main characters from the previous book.
Cat Sebastian has knocked it out of the park (ha! a baseball idiom!) every time I've picked up one of their books, this is no exception.
I was already intrigued by Mark, but before Eddie even appeared on page I knew I was invested in his story as well. I don't care about baseball at all, but I really cared about watching these two find common ground and let their guard down with each other. I loved seeing them both come back to themselves after the upheavals that shook their lives. I enjoyed the little glimpses at the happy future of the main characters from the previous book.
Cat Sebastian has knocked it out of the park (ha! a baseball idiom!) every time I've picked up one of their books, this is no exception.
Moderate: Death, Homophobia, Sexual content, Grief, Alcohol
Minor: Alcoholism, Racism, Car accident, Death of parent