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In Just My Type, Lana Parker has always defined herself by her relationships. Why do you think that is?
Lana surrounds herself with supportive friends, including May, Tessa, and Corey. What role do Lana’s friends and coworkers play in the story? Did you have a favorite?
2. At the beginning of the novel, Lana reacts poorly to Seth’s arrival at Always Take Fountain, having only seen him once since they broke up twelve years earlier. Have you ever had someone from your past reappear like that? How would you react in that situation?
3. What did you think of the competition idea? Did you have a favorite challenge from either Lana’s or Seth’s list?
4. While Lana has written the dating and relationships column for years, her real passion is writing about books, art, and culture. Do you think Lana should go after her dream? Have you ever found yourself in a similar position?
5. While Just My Type is told from Lana’s POV, Seth also undergoes a major transformation of his own. How did you see Seth change over the course of the story? Do you think any particular challenges or circumstances impacted him more than others?
7. Talk about Lana’s relationship with Natasha. Why have they always been so close? How do you think Lana handles Natasha’s growing interference in her professional and her personal life?
8. Do you agree or disagree with Seth’s original decision to break up with Lana when they were kids? Do you think Lana and Seth have learned from their past mistakes? Why or why not?
9. Although it’s part of the competition, Lana’s list of tasks also works as a way for her to rediscover herself. If you had to make a similar list, what are some things you would include? How would you go about completing them?
10. What do you think is next for Lana and Seth?