This was a delightful YA romance that was relatively low-stakes (insofar as everyone was wealthy or friends with the wealthy, and eventual success was almost guaranteed from the tone). I loved the relationship between Evie and her grandmother, though I wish her grandmother had been able to get more 'page time' and had been more fleshed out. I would have gladly read more in order to get these additional sections, but it was also nice to zip through such a relatively short, breezy read. The romance part of the novel was, for me, really well done as well, and I loved the ending!
Overall, this was a great read, and I did appreciate how it discussed forgiveness apart from compulsory reconciliation. It was, in some ways, an emotionally mature book as well as a fun one.
Overall, this was a great read, and I did appreciate how it discussed forgiveness apart from compulsory reconciliation. It was, in some ways, an emotionally mature book as well as a fun one.