But it’s safe to say that he’s a very sweet himbo, and I adored him. I won’t go into details about what’s going on with him as it was a pleasure to see his journey. My favourite character was probably Shara’s boyfriend, Smith. I just found the side characters a little more intriguing most of the time. This book was very entertaining, super easy to read, and it made me laugh a lot. I sat and read it in one night, so all the clues during the journey were always fresh on my mind. I’m not sure if it’s one I’ll reread, but I had a lot of fun while I read this. But that there was such a long period where I was reading the book for side characters rather than the main pair? Yeah, that wasn’t great.ĭon’t get me wrong, I did enjoy this book. In the last quarter of the book, I did grow to like them both more, and by the end, I did appreciate them. Yet, I didn’t really like Chloe or Shara, and that was kind of a problem. I love this sort of book, and I was expecting to have so much fun with it.
Sapphic academic rivals to lovers is a concept that sounded perfect to me. Chloe has a bone to pick, and she’s determined to prove she’s better than Shara. Now Chloe is having to follow clues alongside Shara’s boyfriend and next-door neighbour as they try to find out where she’s gone and how to bring her back. Chloe and Shara have been academic rivals for years, but after she tries to track her down at prom, Shara promptly disappears. I Kissed Shara Wheeler follows Chloe Green, who was shocked after being randomly kissed by the principal’s daughter, Shara Wheeler. However, I didn’t love this book quite as much as I’d hoped. I wanted to try McQuistion’s first YA book as soon as possible, and I’m glad I did. I’ve currently only read Red, White and Royal Blue, but One Last Stop is also on my TBR. I wouldn’t say I was excited as some people, but as soon as I saw it on NetGalley, I knew I had to request it. You all expected me to read this book, right? I Kissed Shara Wheeler is a highly anticipated book for many.
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