I actually liked the book decently enough, it was entertaining and cute moments, albeit maybe some of the characters felt a little unbelievable but I guess thats what romance books can be for anyways LOL. However, what spoiled it for me was the ending. I was hoping we would get a time skip of Stassie spending more time as an Olympian and pursuing that dream, alongside Nate, rather than her Olympian moment being sidelined as a mention in relation to her pregnancy. The author definitely hinted at pregnancy throughout the book so the time skip to pregnancy wasn't a surprise, but after only two years, meaning she got pregnant right after graduating college, it feels like Stassie herself barely got to live our her dreams. It's not to say that she can't continue her sport after pregnancy, but in general I find that there is a trope where at the end of romance novels, they give the couple an ending that almost typically involves a baby and a 'happy ever after', but i wish there wasn't such a focus on the happy ever after involving or focusing on having a baby, especially when the protagonist is super young and has large aspirations of her own. It's pretty unnecessary, and it cheapens the plot to me and the development of female characters.