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jazzyj94 's review for:
Twisted Hate
by Ana Huang
Enemies to lovers? Yes, please. But Twisted Hate didn’t just give me banter and tension—it gave me fireworks.
I went into this book expecting spice and snark, and it delivered on both. Josh and Jules absolutely hate each other… or at least they think they do. Watching their dynamic unravel was addictive. The insults, the tension, the build-up—it had me grinning one minute and gasping the next.
But what surprised me most was how much heart this book had. Jules isn’t just the sarcastic, confident woman she presents to the world—she’s layered, guarded, and hurting. And Josh, the charming doctor who seems to have it all together, has his own demons to face. Their emotional connection snuck up on me and hit way harder than I expected.
There were moments I laughed, moments I blushed, and moments I had to set the book down just to breathe. The character growth, the vulnerability, and the way Ana Huang writes tension? Unreal.
By the end, I wasn’t just rooting for them—I believed in them. Jules and Josh proved that love can grow in the most unexpected places… even in the middle of hate.
I went into this book expecting spice and snark, and it delivered on both. Josh and Jules absolutely hate each other… or at least they think they do. Watching their dynamic unravel was addictive. The insults, the tension, the build-up—it had me grinning one minute and gasping the next.
But what surprised me most was how much heart this book had. Jules isn’t just the sarcastic, confident woman she presents to the world—she’s layered, guarded, and hurting. And Josh, the charming doctor who seems to have it all together, has his own demons to face. Their emotional connection snuck up on me and hit way harder than I expected.
There were moments I laughed, moments I blushed, and moments I had to set the book down just to breathe. The character growth, the vulnerability, and the way Ana Huang writes tension? Unreal.
By the end, I wasn’t just rooting for them—I believed in them. Jules and Josh proved that love can grow in the most unexpected places… even in the middle of hate.