This book's main female character is bisexual and deals with some bi-erasure towards the beginning of the story. I appreciated learning about an experience that can be very real for some people, however when I saw the trigger warning I definitely expected much more of the story to include this aspect. It felt more like an overarching example of why Tiffany may react in certain ways and not a basis of the story. Just an FYI for future readers.

I enjoyed the level of spice (I'd rate it level 2 or 3 on the spicy scale) and appreciated the conversations and dialogue that Tiffany and Sam have in regards to their sexual relationship. Reading about these things may help others to see how beneficial and necessary the conversations can be without being awful or awkward.

This was a quick and easy read that I think anyone could appreciate. I just never truly lost myself in the book, nor connected to the characters in a deep and emotional way but sometimes we're just looking for a book exactly like this one.


I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.