Liz TomfordeRomance · Contemporary Romance
Right Move
Synopsis
NBA star Ryan Shay needs to convince his team's GM he has a work-life balance, and who better to help than his sister's best friend, Indy Ivers, who just moved in? They strike a deal to fake a relationship, but with Indy living under his roof and sharing his bed, the lines between real and pretend quickly blur. Ryan finds himself drawn to Indy's warmth, while Indy is navigating her own complicated feelings, especially with her ex-boyfriend attending an upcoming wedding.
How it reads
Prose complexity 1/10
Spice level
4.0 avg spice
Content warnings (1)
Sexual Content
Readers say (1)Moderate · Light · Romantic · Funny · Spicy · Fake Dating · Forced Proximity
Readers flagged (1)
Sexual Content
- Oml the amount of dialogues and sentences that i highlighted in this book is insane ! That’s how much it impacted me ! It got me wiggling my toes bc RYAN FREAKING SHAY IS ONE HELL OF A MAN😭 Once again miss liz serves, the way she writes ? The character development ? Making you see bits of their true hidden personality from the beginning and having you hooked on every single one of the characters is chef’s kiss hands down. What i love about liz tomforde’s writing and the entire windy city series is that you’re not just reading about two people who are falling in love and have crazy sexual chemistry, it’s deeper than that ! (This goes to all those A-holes saying that we just read written porn) no, she makes you live in those characters, you forget your own identity and start living through their eyes, seeing the world the way they do, their trauma and problems become yours, when you read about their emotional scenes it feels like you’re crying as well, making love to someone, healing alongside them, that’s what i love about her books. She doesn’t just romanticize mental health problems and makes them a weapon for her falling in love story, no. She develops the ideas, the emotions, the thoughts of each and every character in such a beautiful way that their struggles and agony is felt through the words. Maybe im exaggerating but tbh that’s exactly how i felt reading all her 3 books and now im passing on to the fourth. Anyhow, no gonna put any spoilers about the book but if you’re looking for a reason to read it, this is your sign ! (Oh and indy, i f•••••• love you)
- <div>At first, I was hesitant to pick this book up, especially after how disappointing the first one was for me. But seeing all the love the rest of the series received, I decided to give it another shot and I’m glad I did. <br><br></div><div>While I still feel like a lot of romance books lately are longer than they need to be (500 pages is a lot for a romance book), I ended up really enjoying this one. There were definitely sections that felt unnecessary, but the characters and the plot were really good. I love Ryan and Indy. <br><br></div><div>And after that little introduction to Kai? I’m definitely reading the next one. </div>
- 10/8. Since I already read this twice (going on third), I’m marking it as read. Ryan Shay kept me company during my flight and he was perfect 💙
- Someone please explain how this was even better the second time around???
- RYAN SHAY, EVERYBODY !!!!!!!!!





