by Lauren Rowe
Straitlaced freshman Zooey Cartwright has arrived at UCLA determined to have a heck of a lot more fun in college than she did in high school. What_x0092_s the first item on Zooey_x0092_s agenda before classes start in two days Losing her pesky V card. She_x0092_s definitely not looking for a boyfriend, so where can Zooey find the right guy to do the deed and move a...
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Consider All Lined Up by Cora Carmack.
“All Lined Up drops you into a Texas small town where football and gossip shape every choice, and it moves at a jaunty, talky pace. The main draw is light, scene-driven romance and banter that delivers easy satisfactions and a clear romantic arc. The main limitation is familiarity: plot beats and conflicts lean heavily on established rom-com tropes, and several scenes recycle the same misunderstandings, which makes the middle feel repetitive. Best read as escapist, not as deep psychological portrait.”
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