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• Foxhole court read online series#

There is a constant threat, a danger lurking at every corner that keeps the tension in the book! You never know if he’ll stay or flee, especially at the beginning of the story. Neil Josten, our main hero, has been running from gangsters for the last eight years. But supporting the underdog, that’s a whole other story and it makes for a lot of adrenaline!

And there is nothing more satisfying than seeing the rise of a team everyone thought would lose! There is no glory in rooting for the biggest challenger. They should never be in the first league and yet here they are! With Neil Josten’s arrival, they will rally and unite, beating all odds. They have been mocked for their small size, for their hot tempers and inability to work well as a team. What is even more gripping is that The Foxes, at the beginning of the story, are the outsiders. I wanted to shout “go, go, go” all along! Because I always root for one team and I wait with bated breath for the next game, hoping they will win. I have never been one for following sports events and games but these games were some of the best part of the story! The author went all out to build something unique with rules to follow, equipment to buy, court to build and it was a masterpiece. Nora Sakavic invented a new sport Exy, in her series, a cross between hockey and lacrosse. Their unconventional answers to many society rules and drama makes them deeply fascinating! They all stand out and some are even considered as sociopaths. We see that the best shows have special characters like “The Good Doctor” (autism) or “Big Bang Theory” (Sheldon has no social clue to say the least).Īll the young adults/teenagers in the Foxhole Court have lived traumatizing youth, experienced abuse one way or the other and don’t follow the usual society codes. The characters are all flawed and some are unhinged!

Foxhole court read online series#

I don’t usually do rereads as the books lose their mystery but I accepted to do a buddy read to see the reaction of some friends who would discover that series for the first time (one of them is you Caro my utter astonishment I enjoyed that series as much if not even more than the first time!Īnd I wondered why it did not lose its luster and pondered that it would make for an amazing TV show! I love it, it was worth it.I am writing a different post today after I reread the “All for the Game “ series by Nora Sakavic!

I'd sorta understand it in the sports section, or the LGBT, or whatever. I fucking loved this story, but it does not belong in the relationships and romance sections. It forces him into a constant sort of high. It induces a sort of manic euphoria that makes it hard for Andrew to keep focus, or to remain 'down' for too long. its a made up drug and the effects aren't pretty, but they are consistent. Suspend your disbelief about Andrew's drugs. This is their second chance, their third, fourth it doesn't matter, as long as its one chance more than what the rest of society has given them. Each one has a past and each one has suffered for it, it's what makes them Foxes in the first place. If you've ever been down on your luck, if you've ever had possibly the worst moments of your life happening all at once and leaving you at your version of rock bottom, you'll connect and fall in love with these characters. Despite all of the warnings, it is an amazing series. Trigger warnings pertaining to Rape, Torture, Drug and Alcohol abuse, and a couple more (Like seriously, on Tumblr there is an entire list of warnings that might keep you from reading the books) 3. This series, maybe not book 1, but definitely 2 and 3, should have a lot of warnings in them. That's more on book 3 though, so read at your own risk and know what you're getting into.

There isn't anything porny, but they do end up doing things. Two of the main characters end up in a 'relationship'. On that note, I've got some warnings to pass out to those of you on the fence about this series. As someone who has owned the physical and kindle books for a good 5 or so years now, I'm going to say this: I've been waiting for the audio versions for so very long that this sorta feels like a dream.