Sadie Wen is the perfect student with perfect grades. She’s a people pleaser who maintains her image by venting all of her anger into email drafts never meant to be sent out. In these emails, she lets everybody know what she actually thinks of them: her teachers, her peers, and her arch nemesis—Julius Gong. When those emails accidentally get sent out, Sadie has to figure out how to put her life back together.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It was short and sweet and funny. And who doesn’t love a good enemies to lovers story? The banter and competition between Sadie and Julius were perfect. And there was never a dull moment. I also liked how Sadie’s character changed throughout the book. It was nice to see. I do wish that it had been more of an enemies to friends to lovers situation. More often than not, I could tell that Julius didn’t actually hate Sadie, but her change of heart about him felt pretty abrupt. They were both screaming at each other right up to the moment they got together (and not in a we both know there’s more going on here type of way). I don’t know. Maybe it’s just me who would have preferred a little more friendship between being enemies and lovers.