Fair Game
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Desperate to pay for college, Bridger Whitt is willing to overlook the peculiarities of his new job--entering via the roof, the weird stacks of old books and even older scrolls, the seemingly incorporeal voices he hears from time to time--but it's pretty hard to ignore being pulled under Lake Michigan by... mermaids? Worse yet, this happens in front of his new crush, Leo, the dreamy football star who just moved to town. Fantastic.
When he discovers his eccentric employer Pavel Chudinov is an intermediary between the human world and its myths, Bridger is plunged into a world of pixies, werewolves, and Sasquatch. The realm of myths and magic is growing increasingly unstable, and it is up to Bridger to ascertain the cause of the chaos, eliminate the problem, and help his boss keep the real world from finding the world of myths.
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Fair Game was such a fun read! A little bit enemies-to-lovers and set in college. The only downsides were Jade's wishy-washiness and I didn't care much for the narrator's voices in the audiobook, but that's easy enough to look past. 3/5 for spice.
3.5 stars. Cute, funny YA book featuring a snarky hero who is discovering his bisexuality while managing an afterschool job that just happens to feature an assortment of magical beasts. Nothing is taken too seriously, even when the book reaches its dramatic climax, and I wish the author had developed the magical world a little more, but if you want a fun breezy read that will make you chuckle and say “awww” a few times, this will definitely fit the bill. Bonus points for cleverly faking me out just as I was thinking that Leo was too perfect to be real.
