Jung Hwa does find Chul Min, and just like she’d promised when she’d been blind, she does recognize him after all.

I don’t think this movie is for everyone, and I certainly wouldn’t recommend it, if you happen to be looking for a light rom-com. Ren is a hockey player, but there isn’t a ton of hockey in this story, and a few of the game references (made the lamp glow red instead of ‘lit the lamp,’ and a chest pump in lieu of a group hug after a score) are just plain wrong. He's like my personal cinnamon dolce latte—a burst of warmth and sweetness that instantly lifts my spirits. When Frankie confesses she’s autistic, Ren is surprised – but not for the reason Frankie imagines – he just can’t believe he didn’t guess it on his own.If you’re up for a complex love story that will tug on your heartstrings in a big way, then I can’t recommend this book enough.

In addition to the iffy office politics of dating a player, as a person with autism and chronic pain, Frankie’s been repeatedly burned by people who couldn’t understand her needs, leaving her with her defenses up. If you share your network connection, ask your administrator for help — a different computer using the same IP address may be responsible. She’s been diagnosed with both for some time and does a good job managing them, but sometimes can come off a bit harder than she means to and doesn’t always get certain peoples hits or social cues. Without a doubt, this book deserves a resounding five stars for its lovely, swoon-worthy, and sunshiny charm. An enemies-to-lovers, age gap sports romance about an upbeat rising soccer star with anxiety and his curmudgeonly veteran teammate who lives with chronic pain.

Fiercely independent, strong, and tough, Frankie doesn’t need or want someone to fight her battles for her, or to treat her with kid gloves. Ren: I'm a player on the team, she's on staff, and as long as we work together, dating is off-limits.

This is the importance of Own Voices books and the knowledge that can come from reading them while enjoying a beautiful story. I mean, Coach would kill me for eating this, but goddamn, there is nothing better than a double cheeseburger after a long day. At Yale Law School, she continues to be a leader- and catches the eye of driven, handsome and charismatic Bill. Get ​ready for an emotional ride filled with laughter, longing, and a sweet slow-burn in this sports romance about love’s power not in spite of difference, but because of it. She felt so relatable and I appreciated reading about someone who suffers from some of the many co-morbidities that Autistics encounter.I try to avert my eyes, but they have a mind of their own, drifting lower and lower to his six-, no, eight-, no-dammit, his a-lot-of-pack.

There were no big dramas with exes or families, no huge misunderstandings, just two people working through their emotions and history to reach each other. Or more accurately, I've been monologuing about it for five minutes straight while she grunts and eats and seems to agree with me. Se il primo libro di questa serie mi era piaciuto, ma con qualche riserva, questo mi ha proprio conquistata! I'm a grumbly grump, and his ridiculously good nature drives me nuts, but even I can't entirely ignore that hot tamale of a ginger with icy eyes, the perfect playoff beard, and a body built for sin that he's annoyingly modest about.

I was rooting for these two from the very beginning like I knew them personally and desperately want them to be together. I loved all the nerdy pop culture references to Harry Potter and Shakespeare and the neurodivergent and disability representation. We've been teammates for two years, but it feels like Oliver Bergman's been on my last nerve for a lifetime. it was a hodgepodge of popular aspects to high functioning autism, picking and choosing what was convenient.