The first rule of friendship is simple: hands off your best friend’s crush. Friendship first, no exceptions.
So
seventeen-year-old Cass is understandably wrecked when her best friend
Alex latches onto Graham, the guy Cass has loved since forever. But Alex
is so loaded with tears and apologies that it’s impossible not to
forgive her.
Friendship first, even when it hurts.
Before
long, Graham blindsides Alex with a breakup no one saw coming. Alex has
never needed Cass more. With her best friend desperate to find the
reason beneath Graham’s change of heart, Cass vows to be the perfect
support system—spying, sneaking, scheming to help Alex lure Graham back.
But an impulsive kiss throws Cass into an unforgivable role with the
guy she’s always wanted, the same guy who’s now off-limits by her own
rules. This time forgiveness doesn’t come easily, especially not for
herself.
Amazon
My Review: 4.5 STARS
I picked this up thinking that it would be a romance filled with twists and turns, and it very much was. I adored Cass, and found myself feeling for her as she went through the emotions of losing her crush to her best friend, and then everything that came after. The only part I didn’t like was that it felt like a lot of things were left unresolved by the end of the book. That said, it didn’t make for any less an enjoyable read. I was rooting for Cass and Graham, and found that I really didn’t like Alex and the way she dealt with things, but that she brought out some intense emotions in me speaks of a relatable character. Good read, and an author I’ll read again!
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