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brittanyselken33's review
5.0
So I been dying to read this book for month now and I’m glad I finally got to read it. Because let me tell you @author_wsgreer hit out this book out of the park like I couldn’t put in down like every page was page good. Like I’m mad her dad blame her for her mother death and it was her fault at all. I mean everybody go though grief different but to blame your own child for her mother death it broke my heart for her. Then she finally made something out of herself and got to graduate from college and then she Kendrick and they started with a love hate relationship with each other and I love that and now I’m done with this book and they are working together at company and become one team together ugh. Five ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and the spicy
phyllica_reads's review
5.0
Another great book from W.S. Greer.
Yes... A male author who writes great romance books!
The coming of age trope is not typically my favorite, but because I am a big W.S. Greer fan, I gave this one a chance.
The two MC's have been named the bullies of Temple University and can't stand to be in each other's presence. Regardless of how much these two loathe each other, their sexual tension and magnetic pull is undeniable and palpable. Unbeknownst to them, they share similar backgrounds and fit together more than they are willing to admit.
I Love to Hate You is a bit different than Greer's other books, but that's because he chose a more impactful plot, focusing on very real struggles that many people go through.
With a sufficient amount of plot, character development, and a nice sprinkle of spice, I Love to Hate You was a great read.
Highly recommend this book and W.S. Greer's back log of books.
Yes... A male author who writes great romance books!
The coming of age trope is not typically my favorite, but because I am a big W.S. Greer fan, I gave this one a chance.
The two MC's have been named the bullies of Temple University and can't stand to be in each other's presence. Regardless of how much these two loathe each other, their sexual tension and magnetic pull is undeniable and palpable. Unbeknownst to them, they share similar backgrounds and fit together more than they are willing to admit.
I Love to Hate You is a bit different than Greer's other books, but that's because he chose a more impactful plot, focusing on very real struggles that many people go through.
With a sufficient amount of plot, character development, and a nice sprinkle of spice, I Love to Hate You was a great read.
Highly recommend this book and W.S. Greer's back log of books.
lab1981's review
5.0
WS Greer has done it once again. I kept hearing people say that men can’t write romance books. He proves not only can he write them but he can have us in all of our feelings. This book had me laughing, screaming at my Kindle, and salivating all through it. This was his first enemy to lover book and I am hoping there are so many more. The characters are relatable. They both find themselves dealing with situations that too many people find themselves in the middle of. All that matters is how you persevere. These two not only find something in each other but find strength in themselves. The spice was amazing and the storyline just pulls you right in. This is a definite must read.
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