LJ's Reviews > Dream On, Ramona Riley

Sadly, this didn’t hit the same as other AHB books for me. I did appreciate that like her other books, the conflicts don’t revolve around coming out. It’s refreshing to read queer books where the characters aren’t in constant turmoil over accepting themselves. But a huge part of the plot includes miscommunication and dishonesty and it was incredibly irritating as it continued on.

I do like the depth taken exploring the non romantic interpersonal relationships between the MC’s and the side characters. It was handled with a lot of care.

But, in the end it’s a romance and the romance missed the mark for me.