Macallan and Levi were friends at first sight. Some say guys
and girls cannot be friends, but Macallan and Levi break that mold. They spend
every moment they can together, goofing off, creating inside jokes, and Levi even
begins to date one of Macallan’s best friends. Friendship is the only thing on their
minds. Things begin to get confusing though when their friendship begins to get
mess with their relationships. Guys aren’t asking Macallan out because they think
her and Levi are dating, and Levi tends to ignore his dates when Macallan is
around. They begin to wonder if they are more than friends or if they are
better off not complicating the good friendship they have. Things begin to heat
up as Levi realizes his feelings for Macallan, but does Macallan believe that
they are better off as friends?
I am a sucker for best friends falling in love. That is one
of my weaknesses and Better Off Friends satisfies my hunger. I did not know how
this book was going to end because of the title and it freaked me out, but I
loved the mystery of what was to come. Also this book is written very uniquely.
You have the chapters where the POV switches between Macallan and Levi, but
then you have some pages in between where Macallan and Levi are talking about
the events that happened in the chapter, months or years after the book ends. It
sounds confusing but when/if you read it, you will understand. It is amazing. I
love how the author explores both sides of Macallan and Levi’s friendship
because it evokes more emotions in the reader. I was so emotionally invested in
the book that I may have shed a tear and shouted for joy at the end. I highly
recommend this book to anyone, but specifically anyone who is a sucker for best
friends falling in love, like me. I gave it four out of five stars!
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