Aunque con algunas actitudes cuestionables, Scottie e Irene fueron muy lindas, muy fallidas personas. El único obstáculo es que, necesitarán obviar el hecho de que se odian profundamente.Įste fue un muy bonito Romance sáfico. Cuando accidentalmente chocan autos en el aparcamiento de la escuela, se encuentran forzadas a compartir auto por un tiempo, hasta que Scottie tiene una loca idea que podría beneficiarlas a ambas enormemente. Irene Abraham es una muy popular porrista tratando desesperadamente de ganar atleta del año para entrar en la universidad. Scottie Zajac es una insegura jugadora de basquetbol tratando de reconciliarse con su ex-novia después de una reciente separación. Enemies to lovers, fake dating, LGTB, YA and a lot of movie references. A powerful message on the importance of communication and respecting the healing process. Still, some very heartwarming moments, and a few tear jerking ones as well, with an intensive nonstop slow burn. I think a bit more laugh out loud moments and an occasional different pov besides Scottie's could have worked wonders. On the other hand, hated Tally, and Charlotte. Danielle, Kevin, Honey-Belle, Gunther, Thora and the adorably unpredictable little Daphne.

I found myself enjoying and liking a lot more all the secondary characters.

Sadly all the situations felt kind of artificial, at least until the middle but after coming clean it all became more natural, and they started to grow on me. Although with some questionable attitudes, Scottie and Irene were very nice, very flawed individuals. The only catch is, they’ll need to try to forget the fact that they hate each others guts.

When they accidentally car crash in the school parking lot, they find themselves forced to carpool for a while, until Scottie has a wild idea that could greatly benefit both. Irene Abraham is a very popular cheerleader desperately trying to win athlete of the year to get into college. Scottie Zajac is an insecure basketball player trying to get back with her ex-girlfriend after their recent breakup.

She drives me crazy kelly quindlen