As a woman, this was a very infuriating read and I was shocked by parts of this book.
I found it to be a fantastic non-fiction as well as great written.

This was my first Kandi Steiner novel and I really enjoyed it. I loved the relationship between Jasmine and Tyler as well as the friendship that was portrayed between Jasmine and Megan. I was not the hugest fan of the twist within the story because I am not a huge fan of the device used.

I really loved this novel and the chemistry between Aspen and Theo. There was so much angst within the story and I really liked how they treated their relationship. I so wished for Theo's perspective because I think it would have definitely added something to the narrative.

TW: For abuse, mass shootings and child lose

I quite enjoyed this novel and especially the characters and their relationships. I am very intrigued by what happened at the end of the novel and I cannot wait to continue with it.

I think this was a wonderful written book and it included an essential message.
How this novel handled trans identity and coming out was great and I loved that it did not shy away from the heavy topics within this conversation.
The changes it portrays within Caro and Samuel's relationship are hard-hitting but true.

I cannot really comprehend my feelings about this book yet.
After I got into the writing style, I quite enjoyed the story but I think I don't know much about New York, so I did not get the real gist of the story.

Well this is just the first chapter of the real novel and based on this I cannot really rate it higher, because I only got into the book later.

I struggled a bit with this book because one could notice that the series was cut down from a trilogy to a duology. I loved the representation as well as the conclusion but the point of getting there took a bit.