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A review by phyllica_reads
I Love to Hate You: An Enemies to Lovers Romance by W.S. Greer, W.S. Greer
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.