Most MM sports romance plots deal with homophobia, so this book’s queer-friendly world was so refreshing. It let the writer talk about how queer couples experience emotional and sexual abuse, and how rookies can be vulnerable to manipulation without anyone in the league noticing. I liked the new perspective, and honestly now I’m wondering how much situations like these happen in professional sports.

It also has a healthy take on kink and D/s dynamics, and I love it when the younger, shorter person is in charge.

5/5 spice