Not Safe For Work had no business being THIS DAMN GOOD.  No, actually, it did.  Nisha J. Tuli is a genius and I loved this contemporary debut of hers. 

I highlighted so many lines in this book.  I couldn't get enough of the banter and inner thoughts of Tris. One of my favorite thoughts was, "I am dirtier than a cafeteria food fight..." and honestly, it brought me back to her Trial of the Sun Queen.

There were a lot of tropes but they were pulled off brilliantly.  I loved Rafe's caveman attitude.  He's sensitive and caring, but we can all (safely and temporarily) toss our feminism out the window for him. 

I was so disappointed in the board-member at the end.  Telling Tris to overlook it.  Fuck that shit.  I'm so glad Nisha made Tris stand up to that nonsense.  I was so proud of her by the end of the book.

Five out of Five stars.  So good! Nisha was already an auto-buy author, but her foray into contemporary will have me slamming my credit card down when she announces a release. 

I received a free e-ARC from Netgalley and Forever Publishing in exchange for an honest review.