Funny, relatable characters and all the virtue signalling all over the place. I love books that have different characters than the boring vanilla (Toni Shiloh has some great ones for this for example), but I also don’t need diversity quotas thrown in my face at every turn for the sake of it and topics that people like to claim they are allies for, but that don’t hold a purpose in the story. That’s why this one was a lower score than I might have given otherwise. 
The writing style was great and I loved the banter and quirky of it all… it just lost some steam for me by the third, fourth and fifth quota I read through. Plot was fine but it did lean more into character driven.