This was an okay story. The narrator had an interesting voice and enjoyed her performance. The story was nothing new and boring.

A waste of a credit...

This was such a boring story. I generally love an enemies-to-lovers story, it's my favorite romantic trope, but this was about 7 hours longer than it needed to be. The conflicts were middling and the resolutions happened far too quickly. The obstacle that drives a (temporary) wedge between the burgeoning couple was so dumb and easily overcome it was pointless. To top it all off, Emmie is so very dull. She and her friends mention how 'tough' she is all the time, but it's all tell and very little show. And she's kind of awful, too. There's a secondary love interest introduced very early and she is clearly interested in him and acts as such. The second she decides she likes Tate, though, instead of handling it like an adult and saying that she's no longer interested, she's just mean to him without any real explanation. Then has the nerve to call him for help later. I kind of hate her. Overall, it's a disappointing story. See if you can find it from your local library for free and save the credit for something better.

Fun silly romance with interesting characters

This book was very satisfying with both the romance and comedy. I was addicted to listening to is, as the narrator Donnabella Mortel did a great job painting out the picture of the book. I really felt the emotion of this book to my core, I wanted to listen to more. I ended up looking for other books written by Sarah Smith and was surprised to find out this is her debut novel! She included modern day and old school dating commentary. I am still lost in the feelings this book gave me. I hope she writes other books, because I am a fan. This is a must read/listen to book!