I am so happy this book exists since it gives us more from Luc and Oliver, but at the same time I'm kind of mad about how it came out... the book had a good premise given the fact that it explored Oliver's journey more (something we only started to understand by the end of the first book); but we're still reading from Luc's point of view and it seems as if he didn't learn much from the events on Boyfriend Material. Oliver's identity issues would have been incredible to read from his perspective, and not from Luc's endless doubts and whims. In the end, the book felt repetitive (not compared to the first but within itself); and the ending was extremely anti-climatic, needing at least one or two more chapter before the "twist". This isn't a bad book at all, it still manages to capture what makes Boyfriend Material my favorite romcom since Oliver and Luc are such a wholesome couple, but in my opinion the writer didn't have a clear plot this time and a wasted opportunity to have Oliver as the narrator.