The Amazing Alpha Tau Romeo & Juliet Project: Sarah Honey & Lisa Henry

The Amazing Alpha Tau Romeo and Juliet Project was everything I hoped it would be. Thankfully, it was not as tragic as the real Romeo and Juliet.

Charlie ✨️yay! I loved Charlie✨️ finally gets his guy! We met Charlie in the last book. He is a cinnamon roll and a squishmellow and deserves everything.

In Pledge Project, Charlie was dealing with Ethan, the bully. Making fun of him for being on a scholarship and just overall being a giant jerk. Poor Charlie has his job at the donut shop and tutoring, he leads a study group, has his frat chores, and his own studies. The guy is busy. Then, all of a sudden, a hottie baseball player is super into him. He's overwhelmed enough, and then he finds out Tanner is a Kappa.

Charlie and Tanner meet in their hometown the summer before school starts. They have one interaction, star-crossed lover style. Circumstances happen, and they meet again once college starts back up. But they're in rival frats, and they are doomed to not be together.

Tanner is a sweetheart, so innocent and clueless. They're both navigating their ✨️secret✨️ relationship, and of course, things happen.

But Tanner has a heart of gold, and he is SO INTO Charlie. But he's terrified of flunking English, he's training constantly, practicing baseball and in the gym. He has no free time, and then he finds Charlie again at the study group. It's like FATE.

While these two are figuring it out and making messes like crazy ✨️really, the tzatziki?!✨️ they're also experiencing their first times and first relationships. It's so sweet, like cavity inducing, but it's also so sad because it's a secret. 

This was a great story filled with great characters. We see less of the previous frat brothers. There's just too much happening between the two rival houses, both alike in dignity in fair Lassiter, where we lay our scene.

Charlie and Tanner get it together in the end, and they really are the sweetest match. I teared up a time or two!

Whelp, off the read Nash's story next, in Pitch Hitter. He's Tanner's friend on the baseball team.