Overall I enjoyed the young adult second-chance romance. Kaylee is crazy busy with school and extracurriculars. Her one reprieve is the time she spends on vacation in Malibu with another family. The only negative this year is that she just broke up with the son of that other family and she didn't really give him a reason. The drama at the start had me hooked to see what would become of these two as they try to navigate their "friendship" while with their families.
Kaylee's genius plan to deal with each other is to teach him how to get over her. This was a little presumptuous of her, but it made for a good book. I really enjoyed the dynamic between Kaylee and Dean. You could tell that over time, feelings were changing. I also liked how Kaylee's character wasn't only a social media influencer, but that it intertwined with her playing volleyball.
Kaylee's genius plan to deal with each other is to teach him how to get over her. This was a little presumptuous of her, but it made for a good book. I really enjoyed the dynamic between Kaylee and Dean. You could tell that over time, feelings were changing. I also liked how Kaylee's character wasn't only a social media influencer, but that it intertwined with her playing volleyball.