Ride or Die: Deny You

This is one of my favorites lgbtq books every! It's so cute and I'm literally at the edge of my seat squealing so much! I love these characters and I LOVE that this book doesn't feel rushed. It's got spice but not every few seconds and you definitely gotta wait for it. It's so worth it. It's so freaking cute! AFTG is still my top one, but I think this is my second favorite so far. I'm so excited to read the next two books, and I'll definitely be buying the paperbacks just so can have them on my shelf. The writing is simple but not in a bad way. It fits the story. I love it. The author also leaves little notes that I think are adorable because they seem nervous or something about their work? I can't tell, but I like it. It feels like they're also invested with their book and like the author is quickly explaining some things with you.

Love this story!! Rava and Gio’s journey is amazing and dirty disco does an amazing job taking us on this journey!!

My daughters open her package and the book was torn.

Read this on wattpad and fell in love. Ones of the best books ive ever read.

I love the characters in this story. The author did a great job creating two distinct, original characters, and I wanted to learn more about them. I'm looking forward to reading the second part. Where this story falls a little short for me isn't the narrative but some of the technical writing. In places it feels slightly under-edited. For example, there are moments where a scene pauses with a break labeled “Two Hours Later.” A simple transition sentence could communicate the passage of time more smoothly without interrupting the flow of the scene. There are also some dialogue formatting issues. Typically when one character speaks, their line is in its own paragraph. When another character replies, a new paragraph begins so the dialogue stays clear and distinct. In some places here, multiple characters speak within the same paragraph, and sometimes a character speaks, a new paragraph begins, and the same character continues talking. This occasionally made it difficult to track who was speaking. The story is still readable and enjoyable, but these moments sometimes caused a bit of confusion. I will note that if the novel was originally written in another language, the story does take place in Italy, and the author translated it into English, that could explain some of the formatting issues and make them easier to overlook. Overall, these are just observations from someone who reads a lot and would love to see more from this author in the future. If these things don’t…