Lend Me Your Lips

Drama threads a fine line between exaggeration and believability. You gotta make it interesting, but remember: the reader's suspension of disbelief isn't bulletproof. 

Lend me your lips likes to live dangerously. At times, it definitely crosses the line. The upside is, at least it remains consistently high-stakes all throughout. You don't need to worry about its pacing, for one, and you don't need to worry about being bored either.

After all, you'll like the characters. All very balanced. They react credibly to the situations they face. Problem is, the situations themselves are a cavalcade of convoluted and most of all rapid-fire drama-intense events that WILL give you a fùckin aneurysm. 

No matter. The kisses are plenty sloppy and sèxier than average. We can make do focusing on its polished art style. 

8½ on the Ivern Scale™️. Entertaining and very snappy, but not very emotionally profound. Just like a quick fling. Wait, you wouldn't know about those, being a virgin and also The Most Boring Person Alive. Let's say it's a All You Can Eat sushi dinner. Much more relatable rn, mmmh? (I'm calling you fat)