Three’s a Charm by Adrienne Burns
The secondary characters completely upstaged the main characters, those poor things.

The secondary characters completely upstaged the main characters, those poor things.

Oh people, must we be this unremarkable and generic?

Watch out, the sugar tide is coming in!

Fun hero, tedious heroine, underwhelming plot.

This is not very interesting. Readable, but not so arresting.

Ooh, ballet porn. Wait, there’s a story here? Too busy looking at the scenery to notice.

While not a wash, this one isn’t a grade one weave either.

This unnecessary sequel is amusing, but completely forgettable.

It’s sometimes great, sometimes not. So-so it is, then.

The first half is a snooze, but the second half is hot rocket on takeoff.
