Welcome to Litsy!

This was a fun second book in the trilogy. I liked Stacey in Well Met so I was happy to follow her this time around. Not a whole lot of smut, but it was cute to see Stacey and her love interest begin connecting via emails and texts. I admit there was a bit of a twist that I didn't pick up on, so that was fun, if a bit disappointing. There was less of the Ren Faire this time around simply because we got a lot of that exposition in book one.

A crocodile hides most of itself underwater. University student Lazi and her queer friends live like crocodiles, as their sexuality forces them to hide most of their entire selves.
That‘s a great starting point for a book about coming of age and queer identity in #Taiwan in the 1980s.

The writing style however is aloof and the snippets that made up the story are lacking coherence. This made it hard for me to connect.

#ReadingAsia2021 🇹🇼