I read the first in the series, and read this next, so a bit out of order, but this was so enjoyable as a standalone! I actually loved being in the world of wrestling for a nice change and a sport I don't know much about. I like how our MC is shaking up gender stereotypes and being true to herself. So many wonderful themes and moments:
"I accepted my identity with a certain reality. The reality of being a strong girl who dominated a boys' world like wrestling meant that guys wanted to laugh at me or beat me more than they'd wanted to date me."
We really feel the MC's struggle between the normal desire to want to fit in to find romance, but also be who she is. Great YA romantic storyline and some family drama kept things interesting too. All the highs and lows of this time of life and handled well by the author.