Radio Silence

Something about Oseman's books, the main character always seems familiar. It's funny to me how you get to write about nerds in books and are guaranteed to have all the readers identify with the protagonist in some way. So like, yup gone through that, glad that phase is over.

Also her books don't feel like a creepy adult being voyeuristic about teens falling in love. No romance in this one, not a spoiler, they're clear about it early on. It's a puzzle you get to figure out, about the backstory of the characters how they fit with each other, a definite page turner and it does get emotional.

My only problem was that the ending felt rushed. I like a long last chapter where i get to enjoy the characters being happy for once, most books seem to give us barely a blurb.