Franklin U is shaping up to be one of my favorite series. And it’s even more special considering how many authors wrote this series together. I can’t stress enough how much I enjoyed the world they’ve built and the characters as well. Each author took so much care to portray the other author’s characters accurately and the attention to detail really showed. The tension between Alex and Remy built so steadily I ate it up. Remy’s tension with his brother only added to it. I loved watching them work their way through everything and seeing them all find a way to be happy. I’m beyond sad I’ll be starting the last book. I feel like I’ll need to revisit this world by listening to all of the audiobook versions I can lol. Obsessed I say!
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Fun read perfectly fittin to this series
Such a fun, romantic, best friend's brother story mixed in with a little swimming and art! Making Waves is the 7th, penultimate book in the shared universe series of Franklin U! The story fit perfectly into this university MM romance universe and still brought the uniqueness of the author with it. Remy and Alex's story builds upon the best-friend's-brother/brother's-best-friend trope with them having one moment together when they were teens before some things went sideways with Remy's family. And now that they are both finally at Franklin University the smothered sparks between them try to fly again. There were two very nice aspects to the character and relationship development in this book. One was obviously Alex and Remy's friendship and casual relationship. Well, casual because they both tried to convince themselves it was not serious because of all the bad blood between Remy and his brother Bailey who happend to be Alex's best friend and roommate. And the other, of course, is both of their relationships with Bailey which was a mess to be honest. I liked that all of these relationships were honest and imprtant. I liked all the side characters that helped bring the story along. I loved the swim team and the meets. I loved Remy's surrealistic art. I adored the little references to the other books in the series. It was just such a fun read! I enjoyed it a lot. It was easy to read, it grabbed my attention, it lifted my spirit with the romance in it. Perfect fit in the series. The writing style was a little bit different from what I like with much of 'step-by-step' descriptions and a bit too much detail in places. But I got used to it easily and it did not bother me after a time. Overall, Remy and Alex's sweet romance in Making Waves was a very enjoyable and fun read. I am a bit sad seeing the series approaching its end but I am also so happy I could be part of it and read it! Definitely one of my best MM read expereiences of the year, this Franklin U series!
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