Hannah first meets Ian when she's still in school. Forced to write an informational interview on someone who shares the same career girls, she decidesHannah first meets Ian when she's still in school. Forced to write an informational interview on someone who shares the same career girls, she decides to write it on her friend Mara's cousin Ian. Ian is a NASA engineer and Hannah's career aspirations are to one day work as a NASA engineer. Their one short afternoon together turns in to so much more when they act on their attraction to one another. But Hannah doesn't do relationships and tells Ian this. He is hurt, but understands and they part their separate ways.
That is until 4 years later when Hannah and Ian meet again at NASA when Hannah ends up working there. Soon they work together and are constantly in each others orbit. But when Hannah finds out that Ian may be keeping her from her ultimate goal her shields go up.
Only, when Hannah finds herself trapped in a snow storm on an expedition it's Ian who comes to her rescue. Will she be able to put aside her differences to find out why he's there when he challenged her project every step of the way?
Below Zero was a short and fun novella. At this point I expect Ali's books to make me laugh, swoon and deliver on the ...more
Decided to reread Dear Enemy again via audiobook and I remember once again why I loved this book so much. Macon and Delilah have so much history and IDecided to reread Dear Enemy again via audiobook and I remember once again why I loved this book so much. Macon and Delilah have so much history and I love the angst and tension that Kristen Callihan creates with these two characters so much! Highly highly recommend this book!
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After reading Make it Sweet, imagine my surprise when I realized there was a book for Macon and Delilah! I read Dear Enemy over the course of a day and love this book so much.
Slow burn, forced proximity, second chance and a bit of enemies to lovers - gah! My favorite tropes all rolled up in one delicious book. Loved Dear Enemy and cannot wait to read more from Kristen Callihan!...more