Make Your Move by Heather Garvin

I am not the appropriate audience for this book – that is probably what I took away from it most. All the characters were written well, and they matched the age groups they represented, but I was not as invested as I could have been. We have Abbie, who is not planning on taking the standard route of going to college after her graduation. This is mainly because she knows what she wants to do with her life and is actively working on it. She is in a relationship with a boy extremely different from her, but that has not been a problem thus far. It is only the thought of long distance that she is questioning. A new guy comes into the picture, and he is almost a constant in her visual periphery, leading our young lady to question things around her. What happens next is expected, but everyone has to work through the steps to get to the final end. The situations that our pair find themselves in seem realistic and done in a manner that makes sense, making the read feel like it is going somewhere. The author ties up the ending in a satisfactory manner. I would recommend this book to readers of the genre and to fans of the equestrian world. I received an ARC thanks to NetGalley and the publishers, but the review is entirely based on my own reading experience.