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Die Geschichte entfaltet sich in einem bunten Mix aus Humor und Herzschmerz, gewürzt mit unvergesslichen Momenten. Die Autorinnen verstehen es meisterhaft, komplexe Charaktere zu schaffen, die einem ans Herz wachsen. Unter einem lockeren Ton verstecken sich tiefere Themen, die zum Nachdenken anregen und dazu ermutigen, sich auch den eigenen Schwächen zu stellen.
Mit einer spannenden Handlung und überraschenden Wendungen schaffen Dade und Gerstner eine fesselnde Erzählung, die bleibt. Leser können sich in die Höhen und Tiefen von Marcus’ Leben hineinfühlen und werden am Ende mit einem zufriedenstellenden Gefühl zurückgelassen, das sie noch lange begleitet.
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2 starsThank you to HarperCollins and Edelweiss for this ARC, in exchange for a honest review.Romance / Contemporary romance novels aren't really my cup of tea, yet I quite enjoyed Spoiler Alert. I liked the concept of the book because I relate to being in fandoms and the whole idea of cons (the fanfiction part not so much). I liked the plus-size representation as well. However, I found the pacing really weird and a bit too fast. I didn't really relate to the characters either. To be completely honest, I did skim read the last chapters because I was finding myself knowing exactly what would happen. The miscommunications did annoy me a bit and the conficts that occurred.
The representation is good but I could not connect with the characters or their romance and the fanfic aspect was too much for me
Not the strongest romance I've ever read, but it's light and fluffy and fun enough. The obvious parallels with the fandom rage at Game of Thrones (especially the issues surrounding the characterization of Nikolah Coster-Waldau's Jaime Lannister) are a bit amusing, especially as someone who stopped watching GoT before season 4. I like Marcus and April's relationship, but I'm not exactly sold on how they got together. It's a bit too rushed, and while I like the little insights on their online interactions, some of the fanfiction and script tidbits felt unnecessary (I completely skipped those). I'm not opposed to modern romances, I just don't always want reminders of the modern era in my escapism. Still cute.