At first the book was extremely slow going but once it picked up I fell in love with the characters and the town. I love the small and big things that both Kyland and Tenleigh did for each other.

I loved the book people and the drama of the people's lives. I loved the relationships that are in play between the people in the book club. I am a lover of people discussing books and having opinions on books.

I at first did not like Nash and Lina but they grew on me for sure. I am super excited to read Lucian and Sloane's book in September! I am sad that Knockemout's stories are coming to a close soon.

I already loved the town of Pelion Lake in Archer's Voice and fell in love with the town again in this book. I love seeing inside Travis's head and his motivations for life. I enjoyed seeing him be redeemed as a better person, uncle, and brother than in Archer's Voice. I just love the town and Mia Sheridan's writing has this lyrical tone that drags you in, gets you emotional, and doesn't release you until the end.

I found this book very predictable to a fault. I feel like we were told too much at the beginning and then the ending was not a big shock. I think the plot twist was obvious and depressing but still obvious and a bit dull.

I liked the connected stories and the characters from the duologies both being present.

The plot was odd and confusing.

I loved the Hunger Games esc. plot along with the dynamics between Cala and August. While I was a bit confused in the beginning, once the game began it became clearer. I loved Chloe Gong's writing as always. I love how she creates political issues, drama, and conflict.

I can definitely see the aspects of Bonnie and Clyde. I loved Cyrus's character and how he kind of lives in the gray of the world. Not poor yet not rich either. I loved Ava and Shane due to their chemistry and the dumb stuff they get up to. Ava and Shane yelling at Jared for doing dumb things always cracked me up. I loved the thrills I got from their heists and the badassery that occurred in this book. Overall I loved the plot, characters, and vibes. I loved the easy to read writing style but, also how sometimes it didn't really feel like a young adult book. The characters and plot were sometimes just at a new adult fiction writing level which I loved. I loved the space plot, I feel that if it was set anywhere else it would be basic and boring. Almost like every other heist movie I have seen before and every heist book I've read before. The space element just added a new dynamic that was fun.