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Hate You Not
- An Enemies to Lovers Romance
- Narrated by: Zachary Webber, Ava Erickson
- Length: 9 hrs and 24 mins
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Publisher's Summary
A sexy, emotional stand-alone romance from USA Today best seller Ella James, performed by Zachary Webber and Ava Erickson!
I didn't know I was that person. You know - the one who gets the kids. But that's what the will said. June Lawler: legal guardian. All my sister's kids have ever known is San Francisco, but I have to take them back to our family's small-town farm.
The last thing I'm expecting is the dark car rolling down my dirt driveway. The man who steps out of it is as rich as he is rude, and I want nothing to do with him. Even if my traitor body didn't get the message.
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My little brother was everything to me. Now even his kids are gone. Spirited away to Heat Springs, Georgia - population 298.
They're living on a farm that's on the brink of bank foreclosure with a 26-year-old who didn't finish high school. Nowhereville is not the place for little Mastersons, but I'll get them back.
"June Bug" Lawler is poorer than the red dirt she comes from. It's money she must want, and I've got plenty of that. I've never met a problem that my money couldn't solve. This country girl won't be the first.
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- 2021-04-08
ruined by the ending.
For what it is, this book was really solid until the last third. The feminist in me was super turned off my the female MC accepting the bad behaviour of the male MC. He basically ghosts her twice and doesn't prove, until the epilogue, that he has any intention of not doing it again.
The performances were solid, and there were even a couple small tropes subverted. But at the end of the day, the female protag accepting that she had no object permanence to the male protag because he's damaged and love, was not doing it for me.
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If romances where the couple gets together because of pregnancy bothers you, skip this one.
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