Announcing Trouble by Amy Fellner Dominy

As a result, she has a bit of an identity crisis as she starts transitioning into adulthood after graduating high school. Her family doesn’t seem to realize this because they encourage this behavior with their overbearing ideals instead of encouraging her to discover who she is and give her space for that. Mai’s has some trauma in her past that she holds tight to and allows to define what’s important to her. The premise was really new and fun for me, and the depth behind the characters and the things they wish for or are scared of was very engaging. Honestly, I don’t even think I put it down after I picked it up. You can read my review of Amy’s first book in this universe, Announcing Trouble, here. Thank you Entangled Teen Crush and Amy Fellner Dominy for the free eARC in exchange for an honest review.

“But if you live afraid, you’re not really living. And when Mai’s future becomes at stake, will she be able to do the right thing and quit Anthony forever? It’s all about the competition, and it’s meant to help them finally crush their crushes. Or a cooking class where they don’t even get to eat the food (her idea). Like take a snake-phobe to the Reptile House at the zoo (his idea). Whoever can come up with the worst date–something the other will seriously hate, proving how incompatible they truly are–wins. Good thing Anthony’s got the perfect plan: two weeks to prove just how not good they are together. Vinegar and baking soda, they once joked. Mai Senn knows Anthony Adams is no good for her – no matter how hard she might crush on him. Genres: Contemporary, Romance, Young Adult

Announcing Trouble by Amy Fellner Dominy