Unfortunately unreadable due to formatting of the e-arc version, so I can't read past the prologue. Sorry!

For me the exploration of important issues in "Love & Virtue", such as power dynamics and how they impact consent, the realities of academia, as well as relationships in generals felt too superficial. The narrative choices of Diane Reid were disengaging, and the storyline, as well as plot execution, felt quite naive at times.

As another reviewer has already posted, this is impossible to read after page 1. Letters are replaced by weird characters.

The downloaded version is unreadable after the first page. Please correct this ASAP. I have posted 1* even though the book cannot be read in its current formatting.

A bit dubious on this. I liked how interesting and accurate it displayed the story but it felt very relaxed and at times; boring. Perhaps it was the writing style.