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Book Review: Set on You by Amy Lea

Set on You by Amy Lea is the perfect summer read. If you’re a fan of Ali Hazelwood or Nisha Sharma, you will love this book.

In Set on You, our protagionist Crystal is a fitness influencer on Instagram who is struggling to cope with a breakup. She has very little stamina left for me and finds solace in the gym—her place of power and positivity. That is until Scott, a broody man who constantly steals her equipment, starts a petty war of gym dominance. Things take a turn for the worst when she discovers that he’s her grandmother’s fiance’s grandson. When they’re forced to bond, they realized that the lines between love and hate are blurred.

<3 style="text-align: center">Highlights

  • Set on You emphasizes the importance of self-love.
  • It has Ali Hazelwood’s stamp of approval.
  • This book talks about getting through a rough breakup and trying to love yourself again after.

Lowlights

  • Crystal is a relatively petty character, but Scott was the reason I enjoyed reading this!

Final Thoughts: Set on You is the perfect book to add to your summer TBR pile and will sweep you off your feed.

Amani Salahudeen

Amani is pursuing a Master's in Teaching (Secondary English Education) and enjoys writing about YA books in her free time. Her favorite authors include S.K. Ali, Chloe Gong, Sabaa Tahir, Hafsah Faizal, Sandhya Menon, Angie Thomas, Lamar Giles, Nic Stone, John Green, and many others!

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