The Romantic Agenda


 The Romantic Agenda is the first time that I have read about an asexual character. The representation was wonderful and I think this book is a great addition for the ace community. Joy was a delight to read about, witty and confident. The only thing in this story that I would have changed was the overuse of the “miscommunication” trope. I wanted to tell them to just talk to each other. However, everything else was so well done, this was easy to move past. This is also a great book for strong friendships. Can’t go wrong with that! 

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