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A review by emileereadsbooks
The Break-Up Pact by Emma Lord
3.0
This is my least favorite Emma Lord book I have read. It is not her normal YA fun fluffy fare, but two adults who couldn't find healthy communication if punched them in the face. They are a bit insufferable and although they have chemistry, the scenes in-between their dialed up chemistry fall a bit flat. Emma Lord's other books I have read have atmosphere and a sense of place that are vibrant, and this book really was a bit dull in comparison.
Also, this book should have been titled The Revenge Exes. The break-up pact moniker felt forced into the plot. It wasn't well named. I'm very annoyed at poorly titled books lately.
Book elements: Internet sensations, High school besties-second chance romance, shared grief, close knit community, single POV, fake dating, entrepreneurship, making decisions for yourself
Content Note: 1 very open door scene, LGBTQ side story of planning a wedding, infidelity, grief
Thanks to Macmillan Audio and St. Martin's Griffin for the gifted title. All opinions are my own.
Also, this book should have been titled The Revenge Exes. The break-up pact moniker felt forced into the plot. It wasn't well named. I'm very annoyed at poorly titled books lately.
Book elements: Internet sensations, High school besties-second chance romance, shared grief, close knit community, single POV, fake dating, entrepreneurship, making decisions for yourself
Content Note: 1 very open door scene, LGBTQ side story of planning a wedding, infidelity, grief
Thanks to Macmillan Audio and St. Martin's Griffin for the gifted title. All opinions are my own.