I really wanted to love this, because there's frankly nowhere enough romance novels with genderqueer characters, but alas. It read weirdly like every single character was a 14 year old on Tumblr in 2012, right down to the way that every queer person in the book wears rainbow bracelets and says "omigod" a lot, despite being nearly 30. I feel like this book could have really worked as a YA novel, with the characters aged down, because it had a lot of really valid and important things to say about consent and navigating relationships; it just doesn't work as an adult romance. I'd still recommend it for the representation aspect, but I don't think I'll be picking up the others in the series.