ugh not this dumbass, antifeminist, gender-deprecating trope again. also, so all other girls are dumb? supposedly. This is, in fact, a true Tijan, the one we all know through Fallen Crest and Broken & Screwed series... I enjoyed all the characters however a bit of variation of the men would have been nice? Hazelwood consistently writes her love interests to be ‘massive’ and ‘broody’, and they’re all just genuinely nice guys who never do anything wrong. I felt Hate to Love You PENETRATE ME! The passion...the promise...I FELT EVERY WORD I READ! The push and the pull was my DRUG that I both hated and loved. Hate to Love You twists and turns around the heart in a romance roller coaster of feels, and I FELT IT ALL! I started college with the plan of befriending one, maybe two people, and I was going to study. I was going places. There would be no boys, no gossiping, no cattiness. I wasn't going to get involved in any drama.

I loved parts of all three of the short Novellas combined in this book. But there were also a few places that had me shaking my head thinking maybe I’m missing something. Overall a fun story with Dreamy guys and stemmy banter. 3.5 rolled to 4STARShighlight of the entire experience: reading the boyfriend's point of view because dear gods if i had to listen to another chapter of tiny quirky disney-loving athletic girls miscommunicate with their huge boyfriends, i would have had a mental breakdown. Love Wars> confirmed to appear in Kim Ok-bin and Yoo Tae-oh, followed by Kim Ji-hoon and Ko Won-hee]. Cine21 (in Korean). Naver. November 12, 2021 . Retrieved June 9, 2022.

So, what does one do in a situation like this? As they wait for rescue, Erik seizes the opportunity to apologize to Sadie. But his apology takes a surprising turn, as he starts to apologize for something completely different, leading to misunderstandings that could forever change how Sadie views him. Mara: I love her. Probably my second favourite Ali Hazelwood protagonist ever. My little ginger eco engineer ❤️Why such a harsh review for a 3-3.5 rating? There's nothing that equates to the emotional disappointment when reading a book with such promise, by a beloved and talented author, a highly anticipated book to only have the story fall flat. BZ: probably my least favourite, but still good! I didn’t enjoy the story as much and some of it felt a little rushed, even for a novella. The women in Hazelwood’s stories are independent and beyond brilliant. I’m not always a fan of the enemies-to-lovers trope, but Hazelwood is starting to convince me that maybe this trope isn’t as bad as I once thought. The problems between the characters in these short stories were believable, and once they had been resolved, there was no reason I could think of as to why the main characters should remain enemies. And the make-up scenes? Yeah. Very spicy. They alone make this book worth the read. For a collage assignment Hannah had to interview someone working in her dream profession. Enter NASA employee Ian. The two hit it off immediately and end up hooking up in his office. Ian want to take her out but her commitment issues get in the way and today, yess later they’re working together. This one also jumps between past and present. Tropes enemies to lovers ish, he falls first