Dear Enemy

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When Delilah’s sister unknowingly reunites them years later, it’s obvious that there are still plenty of feelings between them, good and bad. I didn't hate Macon and Delilah, but if they'd get in an accident and die, it's not as if I would shed tears for them either. What makes Dear Enemy really work is the emotional component, watching these long-time adversaries coming together to realize that people can grow and change, and that these two individuals who used to bring out the worst in each other can actually evolve to bringing out the best in each other. While she made me mad a few times here and there, I found her reasonings to be realistic, especially how she wanted to protect her mom and take care of her.

Their relationship is so skillfully written that the inner longing was evident even as the "banter" was decidedly antagonistic. For Delilah it wasn't the grudge that was hard to get over though but her insecurities that Macon caused and they would flare up frequently. I know I am picky when it comes to what I consider a HEA and what is not, but I definitely was left frustrated at the end of this one! It wasn't a big deal and didn't take away from my enjoyment but I thought this could have been handled a liiittle bit better. Still, towards the end I was at the edge of my seat all over again and I really loved Macon and Delilah’s happy ending.

But the second she walked back into my life, I became aware of two uncomfortable but undeniable facts: I am lonely as hell, and Delilah Baker feels like home.

In each episode you'll follow one person's journey, getting to listen in on their coaching sessions with Selina and following them as she sends them off on a task to try out a new career idea.While Delilah’s sister, Sam, could take a hike and I really would not miss her, I desperately hope that Macon’s bodyguard/stunt double, North West (no relation to Kim and Kanye) gets his own book. The audiobook reflects Rhonda’s own journey and shares the most direct way out for those experiencing hardship and the path to end pain and suffering endured by so many, and it shines a light on a future without anxiety or fear. Maybe he is funny, I don't know, I didn't find anything he says particularly funny but who knows, maybe it's not my type of humour. Ten years later Delilah receives a text that has her trying to scramble to fix her sister’s problems. Though there’s no love lost between Macon and Delilah’s sister, she remains a huge presence in their relationship throughout the course of the book.

Delilah Baker’s family moves to the southern town of Shermont, North Carolina when she’s eleven years old.His tendency to be fake around others because it was the attitude he got used to was also something I understood at first. and this one with the angst, the slow burn, the perfect banter hit the sweet spot for me for so many reasons. When several members of the ring soon turn up dead, Billy abruptly pulls Kate out, blowing her cover. It struck the perfect balance between the heroine and antagonist seeing each other’s perspective, but the former not forgiving the latter for being horrible to them in the past.