Kiss My Enemy: A Wrestler’s Comeback and a Rival Across the Ring

What is Kiss My Enemy about?

Brooke’s wrestling career nearly ended in a single brutal match. Climbing back is her whole plan: train hard, return to the ring and take back what she lost. What she did not plan for is the woman on the other side of that ring, because the rivalry starts pulling her somewhere she never expected to go.

That makes Kiss My Enemy a comeback story and a slow reversal at once. The grudge is real, and so is the pull, and the series keeps both in the same frame. Candy lists Brooke Madison as the lead and shows no tags for it, so the pitch rests on the story rather than a label.

How does Episode 1 work, and what does it cost to finish?

You can start Episode 1 without signing up. Episode 2 needs a free Candy account. The remaining four episodes cost 12 tokens each, which puts the full cost to finish at 48 tokens across six episodes.

A Premium month carries 100 tokens, so the whole series fits inside a single month’s allowance with some left over. If you are curious about the cost side, the pricing guide sets out the plans, and our free-viewing page explains how to get the most from the two free episodes. Six episodes is one more than the five that most Candy Shorts run, which gives the rivalry slightly more room to develop.

Is Kiss My Enemy right for you?

It suits you if you like rivalries that turn personal and stories where a character has something to prove. The ring is a good dramatic setting: two people locked into a contest, with an audience watching and a career on the line. When a career is already hanging by a thread, every distraction is expensive, and a rival who stirs up unexpected feelings is exactly that kind of distraction. That pressure is what makes the hook work.

It will suit you less if you are after a household-secret or affair story, since this one has no husbands, landlords or bosses in the mix. It keeps its focus on two competitors and a comeback. Our verdict is that it is an easy first night on Candy: a clear hook, two episodes to judge it on and a modest finish cost. All characters are adults.

What to watch after Kiss My Enemy

Nothing else in our related picks happens in a wrestling ring, so these are matched on tone and price rather than setting.

• Couples Therapy With Margot Vey: a bold therapist rewrites the rules of a couple’s sessions, at the same 12 tokens per paid episode.
• My Step-Sister’s Dormitory: a weekend in a college dorm, starring a licensed AI likeness of Riley Reid, so she did not film it.
• Tori’s Broken Vows: a ten-episode story that requires Premium, if you want something longer.

Browse the full series list when you want to see everything that is on offer.