Dino Scores
Content notice: Homophobia, biphobia, homophobic language and slurs (Russian and English), Canada, Canadians, Canadian media, gun violence, death, mild-to-moderate limited-scope gore, voyeurism (lack thereof), sports, toxic masculinity, Russia, Chechnya, rain (a lot), Vancouver, Yaletown, Gastown, seagulls, Seattle, anxiety, being picked last for a sports team, fainting, tuna melts, dinosaurs (genetically modified), Kyle, assholes (physical and metaphorical), organized religion (assorted), athleisure, hyperlocal brands, international brands, poetry, hockey.
- Pages
- 172
- First published
- 2026
- Edition
- Ebook
Shelved by 2 Litcadians
Reviews
Started February 25, 2026 · Finished February 25, 2026
I'm not sure where to start. I did find this entertaining, moreso than Triceratops & Bottoms (which felt like cramming smut into a book for smut's sake at some stages) at least this had more of a plot line. I did find I had issues with some things for example what was essentially dry-humping of the nearly drowned and unconscious Stone, and the sudden attempted murder of Ruslan in his home country and subsequent death of his father but I sort of see where the author was coming from in tying in some political aspects. Even if I don't think some things needed to happen in the story (personally) There was also the mid-sex scene geology lesson that felt out of place but hey, every day is a learning day. One thing I did find a little frustrating was that the story obviously switched POV's throughout, but when you first started reading the chapter, I didn't feel there was a clear way to note who it was. Just adding the characters name at the top of the chapter would have made it simpler for reading. All that said, this isn't the worst book I've read, and I did find it more enjoyable than the previous book I've read. Thank you NetGalley for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.