Through the book you get to love and care for them so much and you want all the best things for them. Macon doesn’t fully understand the damage he has done to Delilah, but he does own his actions and apologize for them, while also giving her an understanding of why he was such a shit to her. I am so happy these two found their HEA together after all those years supposedly hating each other! And then again: Whether I wanted to admit it or not, I have wanted to know how it would feel to be kissed by Delilah Baker for as long as I can remember. Full of chemistry, Macon and Delilah are sizzling hot, it’s well written and such an addictive read.

And now I am left hoping that there may be more stories to be told in this world because I am all in! I just haven't been in the mood as of late and this one checked all my boxes and provided that much-needed escape from real life. Besides, they’re no longer kids, and what once was a bitter rivalry has the potential to be something sweeter.There she is given the chance to undo her regrets and try out each of the other lives she might have lived. But Delilah assumed that Macon, being in love as he is with Delilah, thought he needed to leave the house because he needed space.

A couple of the interesting plot points (like the heroine’s runaway sister, the stalkers, and the hero’s dad) became anticlimactic and didn’t wrap up in a satisfying way. It was a really beautiful enemies to lovers romance with some Hollywoody and some other interesting things thrown in. Even as I found myself unable to put the book down, I was also deeply uncomfortable with the real life implications of a romance between these people with terrible boundaries.When she got back, I found her "claiming" statement of Macon ridiculous, especially because everyone was much older now.

For Arthur Dent, who has only just had his house demolished that morning, this seems already to be more than he can cope with. Unfortunately, it felt like that scene was rushed to pave way for a scene between Macon and Delilah. Years down the road, Delilah is pulled back into Macon's orbit when her sister, Sam steals from him. But the second she walked back into my life, I became aware of two uncomfortable but undeniable facts: I am lonely as hell, and Delilah Baker feels like home.Delilah often found herself acting as a third wheel in their relationship, especially since Macon was over at their house all the time.

In this case I was slightly uncomfortable with the feud in their youth because I felt Delilah’s animosity was born from self preservation more than anything else.I love how Kristen develops her characters and the relationships between them and the chemistry build between the couples.