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Contemporary LiteratureBriar University • Contemporary
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Femininity•
Friendship2018
Adult
18+ years
The Chase by Elle Kennedy follows Summer, an individual navigating college life, challenges, and romance. She forms connections with others and faces personal growth as she balances her ambitions and relationships. Set against the backdrop of university life, the story explores themes of identity, resilience, and love.
Romantic
Humorous
Emotional
Playful
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Reviews for Elle Kennedy's The Chase highlight its engaging romance and well-developed characters, particularly the chemistry between the protagonists. Readers appreciate the witty dialogue and humor. Criticisms include predictable plot elements and occasional pacing issues. Overall, it's praised as a fun, light read for romance enthusiasts.
Fans who revel in new adult romance with a blend of humor, sports, and campus life will find The Chase by Elle Kennedy irresistible. Similar to Elle Kennedy's Off-Campus series and Colleen Hoover’s Slammed, this novel is perfect for those who enjoy character-driven stories with steamy romance and emotional growth.
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A star hockey player and introvert who balances his public persona with his private passions for art and video games, facing emotional growth through his relationship with Summer.
A direct and confident hockey player whose straightforward nature contrasts with Fitz’s complexity; he adds tension to the central romantic conflict.
Summer’s primary confidante at Briar University, known for her sharp wit and loyalty, providing grounded emotional support and insight into the hockey team.
The comic relief with a goofy and endearing personality, maintaining group dynamics and instigating light-hearted interactions among characters.
A former fashion editor and current professor at Briar whose charismatic exterior masks predatory behavior, revealing themes of power imbalance.
An assistant dean initially dismissive of Summer’s concerns, representing institutional biases, who later confronts his prejudices.
405
Novel • Fiction
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Contemporary LiteratureBriar University • Contemporary
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Femininity•
Friendship2018
Adult
18+ years
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