I've recently become a fan of Serena Bell's Wilder series, so when I heard about the release of some of her older books I jumped on the chance to read them.

I really enjoyed Do Over, although it didn't resonate quite as much as the Wilder books I've read. It was still a quick and easy romance, with a second-chance, (semi) forced proximity feel and a reformed ladies man to make you swoon.

Serena is now solidified as a go-to author and I can't wait to read the next book in this re-released series!

It's not that I didn't like this book - but honestly, the whole You've Got Mail thing just really doesn't appeal to me. It was a cute read, I liked the characters, but overall I'm glad I borrowed it from the library as it's not a book I'll be rereading.

I absolutely adored Winnie and Byron! This book was longer than your average rom com and I was totally here for it. I actually had to look up how many pages it is because I thought my Kindle was lying to me when the percentage was not going up as fast as I expected. But not once while I was reading did I ever think "this book is too long."

The progression from "enemies" to friends to lovers was so natural and I enjoyed watching every minute of it. Each character has their own arc as well, and they learn so much about themselves by learning about each other.

There are several of my favorite tropes, including fake relationship, grumpy/sunshine, and the single bed. There is also a scene with a man forcing his affections on a woman (not "too much" but if it's unwanted, it's always too much so I feel it's a valid trigger warning and may be helpful to someone).