Enjoyed the boi and the femme story.

I loved the dichotomy of the femme and the boi. The characters led this story. The life coach Elaine had some issues and it was interesting but the character of Joey was the crux of the book and how she changed her outlooks and personality after coaching was encouraging to all of us shy folk. Rachel did a wonderful job introducing both sides of the spectrum for femme/boi, coach/learner, someone who needs to learn to love/someone who loves too much. I enjoyed the plot, the characters, and the growth of the romance (although THAT took forever). Rachel always adds in a kid. I like that too. Great read. Get it. Plus AJ Ferraro providing the audible narration was good. She did make Joey sound a little whiney at first but that settled down after the second chapter. Then Joey sounded like she needed to grow up. Her friend Lisa sounded like a kick in the pants too. It was a fun listen and worth the dime.