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Two Can Play
by Ali Hazelwood
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
reflective
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
If I could arrange for Ali Hazelwood to write my obituary, I'd die a happy girl. "joy thieving comparison" it's like she takes all the mush inside my head and turns it into articulate gold.
I'm rarely a simp for novellas, but Ali did it right with the years of backstory and intentionally making it the start of a relationship (that could be happily ever after) and not a drop my whole life after a first kiss.
I saw Chandler Ainsley compared it to Love On The Brain (one of my FAVORITE AH books, and arguably the most underrated). And I think LOTB was like TLH but improved and this further improved those tropes.
Yes it's Ali Hazelwood so he's big and hulky and athletic and she's a petite and clumsy carbivore. Yes they're both dorks. And while this has the sapiosexual themes of all Ali's books, it leans more heavily on the demi-sexuality of her main character which I missed.
I just like that she can write books that are hot with heart.
I'm rarely a simp for novellas, but Ali did it right with the years of backstory and intentionally making it the start of a relationship (that could be happily ever after) and not a drop my whole life after a first kiss.
I saw Chandler Ainsley compared it to Love On The Brain (one of my FAVORITE AH books, and arguably the most underrated). And I think LOTB was like TLH but improved and this further improved those tropes.
Yes it's Ali Hazelwood so he's big and hulky and athletic and she's a petite and clumsy carbivore. Yes they're both dorks. And while this has the sapiosexual themes of all Ali's books, it leans more heavily on the demi-sexuality of her main character which I missed.
I just like that she can write books that are hot with heart.