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A review by unusablebooklore
Settle the Score by Kris Ripper
emotional
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.0
Single POV
Enemies to lovers
Enemies to lovers
Super diverse cast
Very finger on the pulse in terms of language use.
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This was such a good sports (adjacent) romance. It was fun not to read pages of game description.
I really felt for the characters, they felt like we had grown up together, as an elder millennial they felt like they had similar experiences to me. Touched on a lot of modern topics, but still felt like it wasn't 100% set in this decade (perhaps the book is meant to feel like its set in the 2000's?).
The whole thing felt comfortable. I really enjoyed it and found myself finishing the best part of it in a day.
Fade to black
This was such a good sports (adjacent) romance. It was fun not to read pages of game description.
I really felt for the characters, they felt like we had grown up together, as an elder millennial they felt like they had similar experiences to me. Touched on a lot of modern topics, but still felt like it wasn't 100% set in this decade (perhaps the book is meant to feel like its set in the 2000's?).
The whole thing felt comfortable. I really enjoyed it and found myself finishing the best part of it in a day.
TW: non-consensual outing
Kris Ripper has such a good story telling style.
The narrator Pete Cross is really good. He really brought the characters to life.
The narrator Pete Cross is really good. He really brought the characters to life.
Content Warnings
Moderate: Outing