I loved this book! Cant wait to read Mira’s story!

I feel like this and On the Same Page are the English and American sides to the same coin, which is a good thing! I wasn’t a huge fan of how their friendship broke up, which soured the middle of the book a bit, but by the end I was right back on board.

One of the funniest books I’ve ever read! A brilliant twist on the enemies to lovers trope 

Very sweet, and pretty low angst.

Superhuman cheerleaders on skateboards fighting alien bugs and monsters from Greek mythology, what more could you want from a book?

I really liked this. The fake dating was used really well. I loved and was amused by how easy it was for one of the characters to come out.

One thing the author seemed to have overlooked was that she was so stressed about telling her son she was dating Riley, but she and Riley were presenting as a couple at Tyler’s birthday? The child dialogue in this was much better than in the last book I read by this author where it was impossible to tell what age the kid was meant to be. Here it is consistent, and he has a very well defined character as well. The one blip is in the conversation where they tell him they’re dating, where he suddenly sounds like a teenager.

Wow, this was just as good as the first one, if not better. I loved the flashbacks, letting me see the characters’ pasts and getting to know them better. Yes, the two main characters were kept apart for most of the book, and I was glad I was forewarned about that by other reviews, but honestly I didn’t have a problem with it. It made sense and I loved each of their story lines, and when they met up again it was brilliant. Can’t wait to read the third part!