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TROPES

🌼 Loathe to Love

🌼 Best Friend’s Brother

🌼 Forced Proximity

🌼 Dual POV

I’ve been waiting for the time Teddy and Gus would get to shine, and it did not disappoint. Everything about their story was exactly what I was hoping it would be. The banter was on point, and it was nice to see it on full display. 

I will always love everything about Teddy. She’s spunky and lets herself shine in a way I aspire to be. I think her feeling of waywardness makes sense, especially as she tries to figure out her next move. I think it’s hard when it feels like your friends are “ahead” of you in life, and I know I’ve been struggling a lot recently with feeling like I haven’t hit enough “adult” milestones. It was nice to see that in Teddy and feel like I wasn’t alone.

It was wonderful to watch Gus realize he can have everything he wants and care the way he does while having someone who will do that for him. While it is in the person he least expected, it really opened up a part of him we haven’t seen in the previous two books. I can’t wait to continue to see it in the next installment of Rebel Blue.