Thursday, July 9, 2026

Young Adult

 Lexie Diamond And The Great Virtual Romance by Victoria Foyt


      Genre: Young Adult
Rating:  ★ ★

Lexie Diamond and the Great Virtual Romance by Victoria Foyt is a wild, imaginative ride that blends supernatural intrigue with timely social commentary. I really enjoyed the unique premise of the Virtual Believers Club; the idea of helping Lost Souls via an otherworldly portal feels fresh and offers a lot of creative potential.


The storyline moves quickly, especially when Lexie’s personal desires collide with the global mission to save the planet. While the shift toward the Enneagram as a plot device felt a bit sudden, it added an interesting layer of self-discovery to the climax. At times, the pacing felt a little frantic, and I would have loved more quiet moments to explore the mechanics of her power. Overall, it’s an entertaining, ambitious read that balances high-stakes fantasy with a heartfelt search for connection. Definitely worth checking out if you enjoy genre-bending YA!



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