Dude spent all spring trying to find out who Andrew was. Meeting Andrew face to face was as disorienting as it was painful.Īndrew smiled down at Neil and tapped two fingers to his temple in salute. Neil spent this spring digging up everything he could find on Andrew, wanting to understand the man who’d caught Kevin’s eye. I know he loves Exy, but it seems like he just paid special extra attention to Andrew over other players. I just really love how Neil’s never even met the guy and he already just knows all these things about Andrew and feels a certain way about him. He’d spent three years at a juvie facility and barely avoided a second term. Most of the Foxes were self destructive, whereas Andrew seemed keen on collateral damage. Andrew was the Foxes’ freshman goalkeeper and their deadliest investment. Andrew Minyard didn’t look like much in person, blonde and five feet even, but Neil knew better. He’d seen this face in too many newspaper clippings to not know him on sight. Wymack already said the man’s name, but Neil didn’t need it. As a summary, Neil Josten joins Palmetto State University’s Exy team (a made up sport), even though he’s running from his past and his father, a serial killer knows as The Butcher.Īnd now, we’ll just dive right into it, yeah? To start off, The Foxhole Court is the first book in the All for the Game trilogy and it’s written by Nora Sakavic. looking and Andrew doing something, recalling something Andrew said, or asking other characters about Andrew.) honestly, these two interact a lot so even with only 14 chapters you’re getting A LOT of interaction for me to sort through. I don’t put any descriptive stuff in my analysis unless Neil is directly involved (I.e. Also, because this series is third person limited and focuses only on Neil’s thoughts, we get a lot of description of Andrew filtered through Neil. Now, because they’re different books with different authors it will be slightly different, as these chapters are way longer than The Raven Cycle chapters, but fewer chapters exist because of this. Just like I did with Ronan and Adam (and Ronan and Kavinsky), I will be assessing the interactions between Andrew and Neil.
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