I think I liked this one better than the first one! I saw someone say that so many romances that get called enemies to lovers are actually "it's always been you" on at least one side, and that's true. This one, though, is full enemies to lovers. They've grown up hating each other, from feuding families (very Romeo and Juliet with less death and teenagers). She's from the more upper class snobby family, he's from a more rough and tumble farming family and the two have had rivaling Christmas parties on the same night for years. These two are in charge this year and for reasons have to plan a joint party instead. Forced promotion does its job, only one bed makes an appearance, and the first time they're together is that classic 'i hate how much I want you because I really don't like you" moment. This one is longer than the first and though the stories kind of overlap, they don't really and I wish they would have more. We'll see what happens in book three when it's released right away here.