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April‘s monthly report.

Books 52-58 of the year.

Ali Hazelwood can do no wrong, IMO!

#bookspinbingo - got a bingo!

Two Can Play, by Ali Hazelwood (2024)

Premise: Video-game designer Viola is conflicted when she gets the chance to create a game based on her favourite novel series, on the condition that her company collaborate with its archrival, whose proposal is being led by a man who wants nothing to do with her (and who also happens to be her longstanding crush).
Cont.

For being such a quick listen, this is a satisfying, spicy trademark Ali Hazelwood romance, perfect for sidestepping a book hangover from LOVING Deep End! I really enjoyed the setting—rival video game developer firms at a forced retreat to test if they can handle a meaningful and compelling installment of a beloved game. Fantastic!

Short, light, and fun. A quick listen that was perfect for a road trip by myself.

Humble brag? 😂🥳

#bookly #booklyapp

4.25/5 ?????

"I haven't thought about anything but you since the first time I saw you."

#romance #gaming #novella

Miscommunication trope
Snowed in
Audio Novella

I couldn't get through the technical jargon in the book. Got halfway through and had to stop.

For the rest of my review, visit my Vlog at:

https://youtube.com/shorts/fMLbhI1Wa3k?feature=share

Enjoy!