Hate 2 Lovers
by K. Webster and J.D. Hollyfield2 Lovers Series #2 (May be read as standalone)
Publication Date: April 4, 2017
Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Romantic Comedy
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She hates him and his big head.
He likes her and her big t*ts.
He likes her and her big t*ts.
She hates him because she somehow ends up naked every time she sees him.
He likes her because she somehow ends up naked every time he sees her.
He likes her because she somehow ends up naked every time he sees her.
She hates him because the big oaf knocked her up with his kid.
He likes her because she’s carrying his child.
He likes her because she’s carrying his child.
She hates the way he gets inside her head.
He likes the way she lets him see glimpses of her heart.
He likes the way she lets him see glimpses of her heart.
Andie: I hate you.
Roman: I know…but I’m going to change that.***This is book two in the series. It is best if you read book one first to fully understand this couple’s story.***
Review
Hate 2 Lovers is the second installment for the 2 Love
series by K Webster and JD Hollyfield. And although the book can be read as a
standalone, I would still recommend for you to read Text 2 Lovers first. One,
because it is such a good read and two, because it is an introduction for the
two main characters of this story.
As the saying goes, there is a fine line between hate and
love. And that specifically is portrayed in the story. I’ve loved most of the
story that K Webster has written, even those that are actually not really my
type of story. And I always admire how he can portray a book boyfriend one
would actually want to have. It is kind of refreshing to read a book boyfriend
that does not have much of an issue. Although the heroine was a bit clichéd. Typical
traumatized kid that was afraid to risk more in life. Though I did like how she
was not really as cold-hearted as she seems to be.
I’m not sure if it was because of all the other romance
stories I’ve read, but the plot seems to be a little on the predictable side. I
didn’t really felt some intense plot twist. It was kind of cliché and I was
already predicting what’ll happen next and was just waiting how things will
unfold. Who will end up who was kind of a given, but I missed on the “suspense”
on whether how they will end up together. Even the epilogue was quite expected
for me. Not the scene specifically, more of the build-up they’re doing for the characters.
Nonetheless, I still enjoyed the “lightness” of the book. I
still found a few parts here and there that were funny. The story was quite
entertaining too. I was still able to enjoy the book even if I was already
expecting what will happen next. The plot itself is okay. I wouldn’t go as far
as saying it was intriguing but it wasn’t really something that I was just
obliged to finish.
Overall, I would still give this a 4 out of 5 stars. I’m
reading to be entertained and that is what the book offered me. Although it
wasn’t really as good as the first one, this is still a recommended read for me
especially if you’ve red Text 2 Lovers. You really wouldn’t want to miss what
happens next.
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It’s the start of nothing good.
I fired off a storm of raunchy text messages…to the wrong number.
And he replied.
Him: Show me a picture.
Him: Tell me your name.
Why does the lure of anonymity have me craving to indulge a stranger?
It’s the start of everything right.
I received a slew of text messages…when everything in my life was wrong.
And she made me laugh again.
Her: You’re probably a creeper.
Her: Possibly a stalker.
Why do I have the overwhelming need to find this stranger who saved me and make her mine?
Him: Take a chance with me.
Her: This is crazy.
Him: I need to see you.
Her: What are we doing?
Him: We’re about to find out.
Her: PHOTO ATTACHED
Him: PHOTO ATTACHED
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