Getting another aftg book was beyond any expectation I could ever have. 10 years later, we finally get to close that last plotline, the last boy to finally get his shot at life. 

This is very clearly part of a different world than the one where the main series takes place. Yes, it still is All For the Game, but it's also calmer, more grounded. 

The Sunshine Court is a story about healing. It's not plot-heavy or fast paced, but that isn't to say it's boring in the slightest. It builds and builds and builds, and Jean is such a deliciously complex character. 

He's rude and broken and sensitive but so, so caring. He worries so much and you can't deny he's genuinely a good soul who's been mistreated into brashness. 

And it's impossible for Jean not to outshine everyone else, and that would be okay if Jeremy didn't have a POV on the books as well. I like Jeremy. He's fun. But as soon as Jean steps in California he becomes less of a character and more of moral support reference. The other Trojans are cool, but I'm yet to be impressed by them 

I am really satisfied with what was delivered, and can't wait for more!