Without question, Mazey Eddings books are always perfection. They're real, messy, and lovely stories all with incredible mental health representation thrown in the mix. I've been craving Indira's story since her introduction in A Brush with Love, though I didn't know how hard it would hit me. She's dealing with her father's abandonment as well as the hilarious betrayal of her boyfriend and now? Now she's forced to spend time with her childhood nemesis. Mix with all of the vibes that come with a wedding and it's a recipe for romance. She never shies away from the tough aspects of PTSD and really paints therapy in such a positive light. The number of quotes I highlighted from this one is unreal and I'm never going to look at organic peanut butter in the same way.

*Thank you to St Martin's Griffin and NetGalley for an ARC in exchange for my honest review*