It was a fun, geeky view of Coventry and a Cleveland Heights. The idea of an LGBTQ+-centric story set in Cleveland was a delight, and the nerdiness over Dungeons ‘n Dragons and other subcultures of geekdom seemed genuine and written by someone who was/is an active participant, not an observer.

The main plot wasn’t really that exciting for me. It’s essentially a gay meet-cute, but the descriptions of the record store, the comic book store, and some shoutouts and references to real Cleveland places with personalities and histories made it worth the read!