Odd Man Rush: East Coast, Book 2

"Odd Man Rush" by Kristen Granata offered me an exhilarating journey that took me beyond the borders of my typical literary preferences. It marked my first foray into the realm of polyamorous relationships, and I must say, it was quite the experience. This book is a unique blend of romance, spice, and a well-woven plot that kept me hooked from the very beginning. What struck me the most was the electrifying chemistry between the three central characters, and how their relationships evolved over time. Kristen Granata masterfully delves into the complexities of polyamory, allowing readers like me to explore the uncharted territory of love that transcends conventional boundaries. The characters' personal journeys as they grapple with newfound facets of their sexuality added depth and authenticity to the story. It was a compelling exploration of self-discovery and acceptance, which I found to be both enlightening and moving. While I may not consider polyamorous romance to be my go-to genre, I can certainly appreciate its appeal to readers who are avid fans of this trope. The book caters to various sub-genres such as FFM, Friends to Lovers, Forced Proximity, Found Family, Why Choose, and even throws in a dash of hockey, making it a multifaceted treat for those who appreciate diverse elements in their romance novels. "Odd Man Rush" is a testament to Kristen Granata's ability to craft a story that challenges boundaries and preconceptions, all while delivering a passionate and…

Love the book so far, have noticed that some parts of three story have been cut off or incomplete.

I enjoyed the story but something was missing. And that something was the connection between Celeste and Jason. We see them as friends, hesitating in how to interact with each other when being together, and then there is a big jump to being in love. All the book was based on how these two incredible people made Kourtney happy and what Kourtney wanted and what Kourtney needed. This was supposed to be a reflection of an equal kind of love, and it didn't feel that way. I would have loved to see more of the relationship between Celeste and Jason because I think they had something good but at the end it was just lacking. It was not a relationship well developed. Overall the story was entertaining and there were great lessons learnt. The spicy scenes were truly well written. The love story wasn't as equal as expected though so it felt disappointing.