The book starts out with a prologue that gives us the context to the story. I liked that we got to see that scene instead of having it as a flashback later in the book. It felt like a true beginning and instantly drew me in. After a beginning like that, I knew the story was going to be a cute one. It certainly delivered.

It's described as a sweet romantic comedy and I really can't think of a more fitting way to describe it. It was a sweet, incredibly cute, light romance. Even when they were "enemies," we still could tell there was so much more going on that started back in high school.

I enjoyed the whole book so much. I felt like it was a great holiday read. It delivered on all of the cozy things you expect from a Christmas book.

One thing that I did find a little tough to wrap my head around was their ages. The characters seemed so much younger than they were. It was easier to picture them as fresh out of high school, rather than a couple years out of college. It didn't take anything away from the story for me, but it was something I had to keep reminding myself about.

Now, this starts off a series, one I am really looking forward to. I really can't wait to read the next book and see what happens with Rob and Kelsey. I liked getting to know them during this book.

I received an ARC of this book for free, and I am voluntarily leaving this review. ( )